[Old harm] Mr. Utsunomiya, former Japanese dialect chairman, “Japanese companies should accept the ruling of the Korean Supreme Court”

Lawyers from both Korea and Japan met to look back on the issue of forced mobilization of the Japanese Empire and the ruling of the Supreme Court of Korea (the Grand Court), and laid the knees to discuss solutions. Kenji Utsunomiya at the “Korean-Japan Joint Symposium on Searching for Issues and Correct Solutions of the Japanese Emperor Forced Mobilization Problem” held at the Seocho-dong Bar Association on May 5 hosted by the Seoul Regional Bar Association President of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations (JFBA) (73) said, “It is clear that the Japanese government's export regulations against Korea are retaliation measures over the issue of compulsory mobilization.” "We should work with the government to save victims of forced mobilization victims." Former President Utsunomiya, who gave a special speech on the same day, said, “ Japanese companies such as Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal (now Nippon Steel) and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries accept the ruling of the Korean Supreme Court, and behave in such a way that the victim can be accepted, including apology and compensation Should be taken voluntarily. " In addition, the Korea-Japan Claims Agreement states that “there is a limitation of an agreement established by the“ political compromise ”between the two governments that excludes the victims,” and “ The Japanese government and the Japanese Supreme Court have interpreted that the claim for personal damages has not been extinguished by the Korea-Japan Claims Agreement. " Former President Utsunomiya announced a joint declaration with the Korean Bar Association in 2010, requesting both governments to embark on measures for relief and recovery of Japanese military comfort women and forced victims. He has been working on the victim compensation issue for many years (Japanese colonial period). At the same day symposium, Hidekazu Ima, a member of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, and Hideki Yano, Executive Director of “Joint Action for Solving Forced Mobilization Problems and Past Liquidation,” etc. attended, and analyzed the position of the Japanese government so far. Stressed the role of From the Korean side, lawyer Lim Jae-sung and Judge Ryu Yong-jae of the lawsuit agent for forced collection victims attended as presenters, and forced mobilization damage based on legal issues in international lawsuits and international law Explained the rights of the person. The current lawyer said that the Japanese government's export restrictions and the accusations against South Korea were “very deliberate and political responses” and “ As a human rights issue, we must respond seriously to the victims' lawsuits. " * Some excerpts from the link below. Continue with the source http://japan.hani.co.kr/arti/politics/34286.html document.write(” + ”); Related article document.write(” + ”);