calendar>>March 6. 2015 Juche 104
Rodong Sinmun Accuses Japan of Its Move for Expanding Scope of SDF's Activities
Pyongyang, March 6 (KCNA) -- Japan is going to enact the "national security law" to drastically increase the scope of activities of its "Self-Defence Forces" (SDF).

The present chief executive of Japan submitted its bill to the consultative council of the Liberal Democratic Party and the New Komeito Party.

Its keynote is to revise the "law on situation in surrounding areas" and the "law on cooperating with the UN peace-keeping activities" so that the Japanese government may decide on overseas dispatch of the SDF any time without any resolution of the UN Security Council or approval of the Diet. It also calls for expanding the scope of Japan's support to its allies to allow Japan to render assistance not to a country but to various countries and provide not only ordinary materials but weaponry and ammunition.

It was reported that the bill would soon be submitted to the Diet and formally adopted as a law.

Rodong Sinmun Friday in an article observes in this regard:

Japan has put off its veil of "a pacifist state" and revealed its true colors as a militarist nation seeking reinvasion.

The ruling forces of Japan, getting upbeat with the largely beefed forces of aggression, now seek to realize their wild ambition for starting reinvasion of Asian countries by legalizing the overseas advance of the SDF and increase of its operation sphere under the pretext of "national security."

This was clearly evidenced by the fact that the Japanese reactionaries are set to completely delete the words "situation in surrounding areas" from the "national security law" in a bid to expand the SDF's operation sphere to the whole of Asia.

Japan has a crime-woven history in which it massacred Asians after occupying their countries through aggression and war in the past. It is not hard to guess what horrible crimes against humanity Japan will commit once it launches reinvasion.

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