inoue shinji to hold the world expo in osaka in 2025. >> for more on this story, i'm joined now by nhk senior political commentator. what's your impression of this new cabinet? >> this lineup shows how much importance the new prime minister places on continuity. we are seeing a lot of familiar faces, many of whom have served on a cabinet witith suga and ab. the finance minister, foreign minister, education minister, and several other positions were reappointments. as a self-made politician, suga values hard work and it shows. suga's top government spokesperson is the man who served ass his own deputy chief cabinet secretary. suga worked closely with each and every minister during that time. and seems keen to reward excellence. after the pandemic uncertainty, and it really comes as no surprise that this cabinet is all about stability. >> okay. so given that, has suga done anything to differentiate himself from previous governments? >> well, suga's top priority is, of course, dealing with the coronavirus. but he also wants tomprove the bureaucracy and he's in a great position to do so. a

reclaim freedom and we're going to have to work at it but as people recognize from examples like shinji on. what repression digital systems lead to. i hope people will start fighting. and saying we won't tolerate systems in our streets in our homes that can't possibly track what we're doing who we talk with who we go see. we have to have laws against those systems here's another question of course when i start to think about my personal data being collected yes i don't like the fact. i understand that it can be used to manipulate my behavior and influence my opinions i know that and so it can be used yes absolutely and some thinkers that i spoke to during this uneasy times told me that they may be ok with their data being collected as long as they know for what do you think transparency could work here i mean wouldn't you be ok with giving your personal data if you knew exactly how it is going to be used. well how could i know such a thing i could hear what somebody tells me it's going to be used for how do i know that it won't in fact be used for other things that's a much harder probl

basically there's a huge scheme going on a huge plan and shinji to put all kinds of people into different forms of involuntary labor being moved around a bit like figures on the chessboard you know and they're put into places where the government can control them this kind of corporation is not voluntary it's being enforced. government videos promote the new scheme and this young we go woman talks up the positive aspects of her new job . and. there's evidence that detainee labor is being used to attract businesses to see. offering $700.00 u.s. dollars per employee for example if a factory trains and then employs a camp detainee they get $5000.00 remember per worker over the course of 3 years. they also get intensive subsidies for example they can use a factory building for free for the 1st 2 years the most sort of shocking or problematic aspect of this whole scheme in change young is that it's planned in such detail and enforced with such urgency. now that more so i think you know you hold your breath and so all. those who are in the camps are supposed to get jobs permanent factory jobs t