Regarding the dismissal of the Prime Minister's secretary for discriminatory remarks about same-sex marriage, Foreign Minister Hayashi, as the chair of the G7 = seven major countries, will work toward the realization of a society where diversity is respected. He indicated that he would explain his stance to the international community.
Regarding the dismissal of the Prime Minister's secretary for discriminatory remarks about same-sex marriage, overseas media said, "It is a shame for Prime Minister Kishida, who is preparing to invite G7 leaders this May." I am reporting.
Regarding this, Minister of Foreign Affairs Hayashi said at a press conference that there should be no unfair discrimination or prejudice based on sexual orientation or gender identity. As the chair of the G7, the Japanese government must continue to make efforts to carefully explain this to people both inside and outside Japan.” said.
On the other hand, when the reporters asked about the development status of each country, such as laws prohibiting discrimination against LGBT people, he said, "It is difficult to make a general comparison, but G7 countries other than Japan have some form of sexuality. We have laws and regulations that prohibit discrimination based on orientation and gender identity, as well as same-sex marriage laws and partnership systems."