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Bill on Birth Surname Use After Marriage Unlikely for Current Diet Session
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- Japanese government likely to postpone bill on birth surname use after marriage until next parliamentary session.
- Current session ends in July; next session aims for passage.
- Japan is one of the few countries legally requiring married couples to share a surname.
