Japan Court Bans Labor Contracts in Probe of Human Trafficking
TOKYO Japan's Supreme Court today banned the practice of labor contracts linked to advances in a case tracing court rulings on human trafficking and forced labor. The ruling overturned district court verdicts and signaled a rare shift in precedent from 1921. A related June case involved a Shikoku Island farmer and his 16 year old daughter, who went to work as a waitress under an advance wage contract.
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Navy replaces 10 ship shafts amid multi-vessel failures
A Washington dispatch to the Times by Hanson W. Baldwin states 21 new naval vessels are affected by changed propeller shaft specifications. The report notes failures in shafts on ships including the aircraft carrier Forrestal and its sister Saratoga, plus frigates and destroyers, with several under construction and investigations ongoing.
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