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Liberation Society welcomes "Japanese government compensation" court ruling for victims of sexual slavery
Building an identity rather than begging for friendship in Japan is the way to keep the great spirit of independence movement
In a commentary on the 10th, the Liberation Association (Chairman Won-woong Kim) said, ¡°We welcome the Korean court's ruling that the Japanese government should pay compensation for damages to victims of sexual slavery in the Japanese military.¡± It is of great historical significance as a ruling that raised issues head-on to the agreement.¡±
The Liberation Society said, "The Japanese Prime Minister Suga is striving to argue that the basics of Korea-Japan relations were the Claims Agreement concluded in 1965 (at the time of the Park Chung-hee administration). In the Korea-Japan Agreement, there is no content of one verse about the truth-finding, apology and compensation for crimes against humanity such as massacre, torture, human testing, rape, forced arrest, sex slavery, looting, arson, etc. committed by Japan. As a result, it is the core of the Korea-Japan Agreement to not recognize the illegality of Japanese occupation.¡±
The Japanese government said it was unacceptable to the Korean court ruling. Some Japanese media are also protesting the ruling as "a ruling to destroy Korea-Japan relations."
Chairman Wonwoong Kim said, ¡°After World War II, Japan recognized the illegality of aggression and paid compensation to Southeast Asian countries such as Myanmar, the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Malaysia. Even in the negotiations for diplomatic relations between North Korea and Japan, North Korea consistently demands apology and compensation from Japan.¡± However, ¡°Japan refuses to apologize and compensate for the blatant attitude of'what was wrong?' Criticized.
This is because ¡°the governments rooted in pro-Japanese have given up the legitimate rights of the nation. Representative examples were the Korea-Japan Agreement and the Korea-Japan Comfort Women Agreement. The Japanese government has repeatedly criticized it, saying, "It has been mistreated by the regime rooted in the pro-general race."
In addition, ¡°Japan has only been accustomed to rigorous diplomacy with pro-Japanese regimes, which are not qualified to represent national interests,¡± he said. ¡°Japan's harsh opposition is due to the awakening of Korean people's lack of awareness of their willingness to practice historical justice. "It is." he criticized the vested powers of the pro-Japanese regime and Japan's lack of historical awareness.
Chairman Kim Won-woong said, ¡°The Japanese government is underestimating the new Republic of Korea, where the pro-general government was overthrown by the awakened people, and a government that defended the pride of our nation through the candlelight revolution emerged.¡± With his patriotism, he easily overcome Japan's economic retaliation. He declared that it is the way to defend the spirit of the independence movement of the great and desperate ancestors, rather than kneeling in Japan and begging for humiliating friendships, and building our identity based on historical justice. hpf21@naver.com