Japanese mayor announces maternity leave

Shoko Kawata, Japan’s first female mayor to take maternity leave, sparked a national debate about women's roles in politics and family life. She plans to be temporarily absent during her pregnancy, with her deputy covering her duties, challenging the country's lack of legal provisions for elected officials' parental leave. While her colleagues supported her decision, public reactions were divided, highlighting wider societal issues regarding gender equality and workforce policies in Japan.

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