Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Sunday that harassment must be prevented from occurring in the Self-Defense Forces after three former service members were indicted on suspicion of sexually assaulting a female ex-colleague.Harassment "shakes the foundation of the SDF, which is a human-centered organization," Kishida said during a speech at a graduation ceremony for the National Defense Academy. "I want those set to play a central role in the SDF to reaffirm this point."His remarks came after prosecutors indicted the former SDF members earlier this month on suspicion of indecent as…READ FULL ARTICLE
