Japan's welfare ministry on Thursday began sharing with local municipalities information on baby sitters who have been subjected to administrative action for sexual assault or abuse, to prevent a similar incident from happening amid a spate of such malicious cases.Although the municipalities currently publish the names of baby sitters and disciplinary actions on their respective websites, that information is generally not shared.Such information is slated to become available to the general public by next summer at the earliest.Baby sitters in Japan who work freelance are required to registe…READ FULL ARTICLE
