The Right to Life in Japan

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Exploring the implications of the 1947 Constitution's 'right to life,' the book delves into complex issues such as abortion, euthanasia, capital punishment, and 'karoshi,' or death from overwork. Williams analyzes how these topics intersect with legal, ethical, and societal perspectives, offering a critical examination of the challenges surrounding the interpretation of this fundamental right in contemporary Japan.