The Nobel winner scarified the Japanese government for Scientific council

The winner of Nobel Prize on physics Tosikhide Masukava and some other Japanese scientists scarified the prime minister of Yosikhide Suga for refusal to include six scientists in Scientific council at the Japanese government, on October 14 reports Information company "Kyodo News" to News. Recent refusal of Yosikhide Suga to include six of 105 candidates for Scientific council Japan "destroys democracy and constitutionalism" and "is an insult of the academic community", the Association of the scientists which member is Masukava declared. The group condemned refusal of Yosikhide Suga to approve membership of scientists as "obviously illegal act". In the statement association of laws about...