People React To Japan Passing Controversial Anti-Terror Bill

TOKYO, JAPAN - JUNE 15: Politician Taro Yamamoto speaks to audience around the JR Shinjuku station on June 15, 2017 in Tokyo, Japan. Early June 15, Japan's upper house passed the anti-conspiracy bill, to expand authorities' surveillance power to crack down on people planning terrorism and other organised crimes, raising concerns that it threatens civil rights. The ruling coalition had used a parliamentary procedure to bypass a vote at the committee level which would have demanded more votes from the opposition party. Meanwhile, the lower house, controlled by the ruling parties, rejected opposition parties' last-minute attempt of no confidence against PM Abe's cabinet to stop the bill. (Photo by Takashi Aoyama/Getty Images)