'My boss raped me': Japanese prosecutor's fight for justice

However, Hikari (not her real name) finally dared to take the step, which came at great cost to her career -- she is also a prosecutor -- and her personal life. She does not regret it. "My life has stopped since the assault," Hikari told AFP in an emotional interview. "My husband was crying the other day, in a voice that I have never heard in my life, punching the wall and saying he cannot take it anymore," she said. Hikari alleges that Kentaro Kitagawa, then head of the Osaka District Public Prosecutor's Office...