Japan Does Not Mention 'Korean Forced Labor' at Sado Mine Memorial Service for 3rd Consecutive Year
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(Tokyo=Yonhap News) Correspondent Cho Seong-mi = The Japanese government held a 'Sado Mine Memorial Service' on the 12th near the Sado Mine in Niigata Prefecture, a site of forced labor for Koreans during the Japanese colonial period...
The Japanese government held a 'Sado Mine Memorial Service' on the 12th near the Sado Mine in Niigata Prefecture, a site of forced labor for Koreans during the Japanese colonial period, but even at this year's event, there was no discussion regarding the forced labor of Koreans.
South Korea has announced it will not attend the memorial service for all the workers of the Sado Island gold mine, scheduled for September 12th. This marks the third consecutive year of their absence. The memorial service for all the workers of the Sado Island gold mine, scheduled for September 12th, was requested by South Korea from the Japanese government two years ago when the site was designated a World Cultural Heritage site. However, Sout…
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