TOKYO: A controversial state secrets Bill is expected to become law in Japan this week despite objections from a broadening coalition who say the legislation is being rushed through parliament.
Lawyers, journalists, religious leaders and a Nobel physicist are among a growing group of opponents who think the act is worryingly vague and gives too much power to the government.
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