The organizing committee of this summer's Tokyo Olympics is planning to arrange an extraordinary meeting of executives, possibly by the end of this week, to discuss its response to sexist remarks made last week by its president that have triggered a backlash in Japan and abroad, sources close to the matter said Monday.The organizing committee has found it necessary to quickly deal with the public's anger toward Yoshiro Mori, an 83-year-old former prime minister, who said meetings with women tend to drag on. The meeting, which could take place Friday, is expected to be attended by members o…READ FULL ARTICLE
