Japan expands scope of background checks amid child safety concerns ...Middle East

The expanded guidelines will apply not only to schools and kindergartens, but also to community spaces such as children’s cafeterias and talent agencies.

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Japan expands scope of background checks amid child safety concerns ...Middle East

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