Japan’s Lower House of Parliament approved plans to install security cameras throughout the Diet building, responding to growing safety concerns. The decision follows a 2021 incident where a government employee secretly filmed a woman inside a restroom within the parliamentary complex. Lawmakers hope the cameras will deter future misconduct and enhance the overall security of the facility. While the move is intended to improve safety, it also raises discussions about privacy within the Diet. Details regarding camera placement and data management are still under consideration. The installation aims to rebuild trust following the disturbing incident and create a more secure environment for all those within the building.