Japan's communications ministry reprimanded 11 officials on Wednesday for ethics code violations after they were treated to expensive meals by officials of a broadcasting company, including the eldest son of Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga.Following an internal probe, the ministry said 13 officials violated the national public service ethics law, which prohibits receiving favors from stakeholders."My eldest son's involvement led to violations of the ethics law. I'm truly sorry and would like to apologize to the public," Suga told reporters.The ministry determined that the officials had been w…READ FULL ARTICLE
