A group of criminal law researchers declares opposition to the ``flag damage'' bill
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A group of criminal law researchers held a conference regarding a bill that would punish the act of damaging the Japanese national flag, and issued a statement opposing the bill, saying, ``There are concerns that the targets of punishment will be ambiguous and the scope of application will be broad.''
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