A civic group on Wednesday urged the Kumamoto city assembly in southwestern Japan to help with childrearing members after an assemblywoman caused a stir by bringing her 7-month-old baby to the session hall.The group, which aims to realize an inclusive society for both genders, asked the assembly to allow its members to take leave before and after childbirth and offer babysitter services so that they can leave their children during assembly sessions.Yuka Ogata, the 42-year-old assemblywoman, received a written warning for obstructing the flow of a session after she took her baby with her int…READ FULL ARTICLE