South Korean President Moon Jae In said Thursday a postwar agreement that led to normalization of diplomatic ties with Japan should not infringe on the rights of Koreans seeking compensation for forced labor during its 1910-1945 colonial rule."Despite an agreement between the two countries, an individual forced into labor still has a civil right against the company, and that's our Constitutional Court's and Supreme Court's judicial precedents," Moon said during a press conference marking his 100th day in office."That's our government position" on the forced labor issue, Moon added. He was r…READ FULL ARTICLE
