Japanese Political Leader's Radical Proposal Sparks Controversy

The leader of Japan's conservative party, Naoki Hyakuta, proposed removing the uterus of all women after 30 years. This is necessary to increase the birth rate. Additionally, the politician suggested banning girls from attending university after 18 years and marrying after 25 years. In his opinion, this is the only way to save Japan from extinction. Naoki Hyakuta's statements sparked a strong reaction in society. The politician was called a misogynist and radical, and he soon apologized for his words.