Anger in Japan at sexist exam fixing in top medical school

摘要

Protesters gather in front of Tokyo Medical University following the revelation that it has been reducing the entrance exam scores of female applicants by 20% for at least 12 years. Tokyo Medical University's acting president, Keisuke Miyazawa, admitted to the exam rigging on 7 August after the release of a damning report by external lawyers. He said the school was considering financial compensation and retroactive admission of some women.