Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Saturday that he has sacked his close aide after he made discriminatory remarks about sexual minorities, with public support for the Cabinet continuing to fall against a backdrop of unpopular policies and ministerial scandals.Masayoshi Arai, an elite bureaucrat who until Saturday served as executive secretary to Kishida, told reporters at the prime minister's office late Friday that he would "not want to live next door" to an LGBT couple and that he does "not even want to look at them."He also said during an off-the-record conversation with reporte…READ FULL ARTICLE
