Women took to the streets on Monday to denounce Finance Minister Taro Aso over comments that seemed to make light of an alleged case of sexual harassment by the top bureaucrat at his ministry.Aso, a 77-year-old former prime minister who is known for making controversial remarks, came under renewed criticism after saying on Friday that there is "no such thing (crime) as a sexual harassment charge.""It's not the same as charges of murder or sexual assault," he told reporters during a trip to Manila.In Japan, perpetrators of sexual harassment could be charged with crimes such as sexual assault…READ FULL ARTICLE
