Women who applied unsuccessfully to Tokyo Medical University intend to demand compensation from the school for manipulating entrance exam results in favor of male applicants and hiding the discriminatory practice, their lawyers said Wednesday.A university investigative panel said Tuesday it had identified 69 people, including at least 55 women, who were rejected under the university's systematic alteration of scores against female applicants and applicants who had failed its entrance exams many times in the past.The group of lawyers said over 20 former applicants, who took the university's …READ FULL ARTICLE
