Kurumi Mori
speaker
282 appearances
12 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 5d ago
Kurumi Mori’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Ryo Suzuki and Taro Suzuki are mother and son, whose names and voices we have changed to protect their identities.
Ryo says she spent years trying to shield herself and her kids from her ex-husband, describing abuse that included being choked against the wall, beaten, and dragged by her hair.
It's really scary.
She fears the new law could allow her ex-husband to come back into their lives by seeking joint custody of her 15-year-old daughter, pulling her back into mediation and legal battle.
Her son, Taro, is now 18 years old, which means he is no longer under his parents' guardianship.
But he's worried about his father coming back into their lives and told me the abuse he says he also endured from his father has left him traumatized.
Chew him up.
Now, the court's ruling on custody cases will have to strike a delicate balance between preserving a child's relationship with both parents and protecting the vulnerable.
Back at the neighborhood park, John stares longingly at the playground where he once played with his kids.
Though his divorce is not yet finalized, John is hanging on to hope that under Japan's new law, he may once again be part of his children's everyday lives.
journey into the heart of global events.
The loss of some of these buildings is almost like somebody has died.
With stories and voices from around the world.
Japan isn't like other countries when it comes to this.
After World War II, after the atomic bombs that Japan experienced, after everything, Japan essentially wrote pacifism into its DNA.
It's been part of the country's identity.
It went into the Constitution in 1947, so it was no war, no weapons exports, no military aggression.
And for the past eight decades, I mean, that has largely stuck.
What they were allowed to export were things like radar, rescue equipment, the stuff that helps you spot danger, but it doesn't really help you fight it.
And all of that really ends now with the new rules.
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