A resident lawsuit is seeking damages over a public opinion survey. The survey was conducted by Mie Prefecture in central Japan.
The first oral argument in the case has taken place. It regards the exclusion of foreign residents from the survey.
Further details about the lawsuit and the survey are available from the source, including the location of the oral argument, which was held in TSU.
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