A Japanese minister, Yoshitaka Sakurada, responsible for the government's cybersecurity strategy, has had controversy after admitting that he has never used a computer. Sakurada, 68, said this during a parliamentary session that has never used a computer in his life, since "he has been doing work independently since he was 25 years old and instructed the staff and secretaries." When independent lawyer Masato Imai asked him about how a man who does not use computers could be responsible for cyber security measures, Sakurada said that cyberbullying is "a matter that must be taken care of by the government in general" and that He trusts that he has no guilt. Sakurada was named a minister in charge of the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics of 2020, as well as a cyber-minister in October, in a cabinet remodeled after Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was re-elected leader of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) ). ...
The government minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo has long been known for his misconstrained comments, especially in 2016 when he said that "women of comfort", women forced into the sexual slavery of the Japanese imperial army before and During World War II, they were "prostitutes by occupation". Later he removed the observations.
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