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Our court decided a few months before the Japanese war criminals to seize the property they own in Korea. I would sell the property and use it as compensation for the victims of forced labor. So the court sent the foreclosure decision to the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs to send it to the relevant company, and Japan returned the document to us without revealing any reason.

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In January, the Pohang support of the Daegu District Court decided to seize the domestic assets of Japanese steel maker, a war criminal enterprise.

The court sent the imprisonment decision to Japan, and it was revealed that the Japanese Foreign Ministry held it for five months without delivering it to Japan.

The Hague Convention of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights provides that all documents must be delivered except in cases of infringement of sovereignty or security.

The victims' representative of the victims responded that they violated the agreement by saying that they had breached the agreement.

[Jae-Sung Lim] / Agent for Forced Victimization Victims Representative: (Service Agreement) is a promise between countries, so there are strict procedural provisions. Failure to do so would make it difficult to avoid violating the Hague Convention.]

The sale procedure is foreclosed when the foreclosure decision is sent to Japanese companies, which is interrupted by the Japanese Foreign Ministry.

Representatives asked the court to resubmit the decision, and at the same time sent a request to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to ensure that Japan's violations of international law were not repeated.

The agency will ask the court to send a "disclosure service", which is considered to have been sent to the company after publicly posting the decision on the seizure if Japan refuses to send it to the end.

(Image coverage: Jung Jin-jin, image editing: Jung Sung-hoon)

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