TOKYO - Advancing the rights of sexual minorities will help societies become "prosperous" and "innovative," a senior U.S. official promoting human rights has said, as the Japanese government's stance on LGBT people comes under scrutiny following discriminatory remarks by a former close aide to the prime minister.
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