Section 2. The Constitution and the Right of Self-Defense 1. The Constitution and the Right of Self-Defense Since the end of World War II, Japan has worked hard to build a peace-loving nation far from the miseries of war - Right of self-defense - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Section 2. The Constitution and the Right of Self-Defense 1. The Constitution and the Right of Self-Defense Since the end of World War II, Japan has worked hard to build a peace-loving nation far from the miseries of war Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-12-15 02:21:21 Open Document File Size: 67,27 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Japan / / Organization COMMENTARY Council on Reconstruction of a Legal Basis for Security Prime Minister Abe / Council on Reconstruction of a Legal Basis for Security / Japanese Government / / Person Kimura / Abe / / Position self-defense Senior Vice-Minister / Prime Minister / Minister of Defense / / SocialTag International law Laws of war Aftermath of World War II Japan Self-Defense Forces James Madison Right of self-defense Use of force by states Minister of Defense Self-defense Law

Section 2. The Constitution and the Right of Self-Defense 1. The Constitution and the Right of Self-Defense Since the end of World War II, Japan has worked hard to build a peace-loving nation far from the miseries of warAdd to Reading List