Lawyers for South Korean plaintiffs in wartime labor compensation cases against Japanese companies strongly opposed Wednesday a compensation plan unveiled by the head of South Korea's parliament the previous day.Speaker Moon Hee Sang, in seeking to mend South Korea's frayed ties with Japan, has proposed a bill to invite donations from Japanese and South Korean companies and the public to provide funds to compensate victims of forced labor.In a statement released at a press conference in Gwangju in the country's southwest, the lawyers called for the plan's withdrawal, saying it would amount …READ FULL ARTICLE
