Japanese Prime Minister assistant said if the Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional will modify the security law

local time 2015 May 14, Tokyo, Japan, Japanese people gathered outside the residence of the Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, against the new security law which includes the lifting of the ban collective self-defense and asked to guard the Constitution article 9. Beijing, June 11, according to Japanese media reports, the Japanese Prime Minister, assistant Zaki Yousuke 11 in Tokyo to the media said after the lifting of the ban on collective self-defence in security related bill passed, "if the Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional, will have to...