If you’ve traveled by Shinkansen bullet train between Tokyo and Osaka, you’ve passed through Nagoya, and might even remember the skyscraper district around its central railway station.

Lawyers of plaintiffs and supporters celebrate following a ruling in front of the Nagoya District Court in Nagoya, central Japan Tuesday, May 30, 2023. The Japanese court on Tuesday found the ...

TOKYO, May 30 (Reuters) - A Japanese court ruled on Tuesday that not allowing same-sex marriage was unconstitutional, a decision activists welcomed as a step towards marriage equality in the only ...

NAGOYA--A district court here ruled on May 30 that the government’s refusal to recognize same sex-marriage is unconstitutional. Presiding Judge Osamu Nishimura of the Nagoya District Court said ...

A Japanese court ruled Tuesday that the government's policy against same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, in a closely watched decision that supporters say is a step toward marriage equality.

This is where the ladder is lofty enough to dissuade or overcome such political opposition for change even with support handed down by the Nagoya District Court ruled that the lack of legal ...

18 that he filed the suit with the Nagoya District Court on Sept. 5 demanding some 5.5 million yen (approx. $39,000) in compensation. The man was indicted in November 2019 on charges of swindling ...

I visited the brick-colored building of the Nagoya District Court last week to watch a video of how Sri Lankan Wishma Sandamali fared before she died at an immigration facility in Nagoya.

Overturning an earlier decision by the Nagoya District Court that had rejected the plaintiffs' claim, the high court deemed that the welfare minister lowering the base amount was a violation of ...

In a lawsuit filed by her family seeking state redress, the government submitted the same footage to the Nagoya District Court in December 2022. The district court plans to show the video ...

The Nagoya District Court in central Japan, however, rejected a request by a male couple that the government pay them 1 million yen ($7,100) each in compensation for the unequal treatment they ...