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TOUS 4576 Japon le Parlement reforme la succession imperiale sans ouvrir le trone aux femmes
The Japanese parliament has passed a reform aimed at preserving the imperial family's future, notably by allowing princesses to retain their status after marriage. However, the legislation maintains the ban on women ascending the throne, despite growing public support for this change. The government is thus prioritizing the continuation of the male-preference succession tradition over a thorough reform of the imperial system.
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