The head of South Korea's parliament on Tuesday called for concrete steps to mend ties with Japan, saying he wants to submit a bill to invite donations to Koreans who suffered under Japanese colonial rule through the end of World War II.The bill would call for Japanese and South Korean companies and the public to provide funds to compensate victims of forced labor and women coerced to work in Japan's brothels, National Assembly Speaker Moon Hee Sang said in a speech at Waseda University in Tokyo."I hope that South Korea will take the initiative by crafting legislation that will provide a po…READ FULL ARTICLE
