People here donated 1 billion to sue the government for only allowing children to play games for 1 hour a day

Currently room anti game addiction for minors is one of the issues of concern to many countries, including Japan. On July 3, the Shikoku Island Council (Japan) approved many policies to combat Internet addiction. game addiction. However, these new policies are met with strong opposition from students here.​

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According to the newly approved policy, teenagers under 18 years old will only be able to play games for 60 minutes a day, on holidays like Sundays, they can only play a maximum of 90 minutes a day. As previously reported, a high school student living here has strongly opposed this policy, arguing that it violates the basic human rights of youth, is a constitutional violation. . So he decided to file a lawsuit against the state and ask for compensation and prosecute the congressman for responsibility.

To pay for litigation costs, he recently asked for donations on a website. Surprisingly, so many people agree with this student’s lawsuit and raise money to support him. Up to now, 1492 people have donated with a total amount of up to 5 million Japanese Yen (about more than 1 billion VND), reaching 109% of the set target.​

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In an interview, this male student said that the provincial council is turning an issue that should be resolved within the family into a regulation, which is an infringement of basic human rights between parents and children. female. He plans to officially file a lawsuit by mid-September, and complete the procedural reports and press conference with reporters by the end of September.​