
A conservative politician in Japan is backpedaling on farcical comments he made last week about making laws that would ban women over the age of 25 from ever getting married and force women over the age of 30 to remove their uteruses.
Naoki Hyakuta, leader of the Conservative Party of Japan, addressed the country's declining birthrate during a YouTube stream on Friday before offering a hypothetical idea, which he said he doesn't support, of women "having their uteruses removed when they are over 30," according to Kyodo News.