Japan is considering obliging lobbyists for foreign governments to register with the government, as part of efforts to strengthen its monitoring capacity and deter spying, a government proposal showed Monday.According to the proposal presented at a panel meeting at the prime minister's office, penalties would also be imposed for interference.Based on the outcome of discussions, the government aims to submit related bills to parliament during next year's ordinary session at the earliest.Panel members voiced no opposition to introducing the registration system or penalties, according to the g…READ FULL ARTICLE
