An angry voice is rising in Japan against the abnormal judgment of the South Korean Supreme Court over former recruitment workers. How is the world looking at a lawless state that will steal back the “complete and ultimately” settled claiming issue with the Japan-Korea Claims and Economic Cooperation Agreement in 1965? I asked the Korean ally, the United States, and the Taiwanese expert who was under Japanese rule as well as Korea. “It was settled by the agreement between Japan and Korea clearly over half a century ago, and it was decided that” (future) can not make any claim “(Article 2, 3) By this ruling, unfortunately” He has the impression that he can not keep his promises ” Robert D. Eldridge, former Okinawa US Marine Corps political affairs and foreign affairs department director, said: Korean ally is heavy only for remarks of experts familiar with the military. South Korea’s Moon Jae-in administration stated “to respect judgment”, but under international law, the warrant agreement, which is a treaty between countries, dominates domestic law. Mr. Eldridge said, “If the problem in the country arises, it is the adult’s response to the government to solve the problem with its own people instead of foreign countries. It is irresponsible that we are not getting on. ” Unlike Korea of ​​”anti-Japan”, Taiwan, which once was under Japanese rule as before, is said to be “sunny day”. Taiwanese commentator Huang Fumio continued, saying, “This ruling is taking up the problem over 50 years ago as if it is a current problem.” “As Taiwan’s” past things are the past “, we do not do it like Korea.In Taiwan’s statistics, the tops of” disliked foreign countries “are China and Korea,” favorite foreign countries “were Japan and the US Korea (Diplomacy, economy, etc.) have been chased out in various ways, and it has not worked out, so it feels like I’m steaming the past. ” In Japan, there is increasing demand for ‘countermeasures’ to South Korea ignoring international law and history. Mr. Eldridge said, “I think that” Japan has a “dignity” and that it respects “the rule of law” and “respect for human rights.” We do not refute by emotion theory and keep goods , Politely, coolly, I would like the world to explain the position of Japan. ” * Some excerpts from the link below. Continue at source https://www.zakzak.co.jp/soc/news/181103/soc1811030001-n1.html?ownedref=not%20 set_main_newsTop

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