South Korean plaintiffs in Japan forced labour cases reject compensation plan
Three of 15 plaintiffs in cases where South Korea's Supreme Court ordered Japanese firms to pay reparations in 2018 are still alive and all are formally rejecting the government proposal, a representative said on Monday. Lim Jae-sung, a lawyer for one of the three plaintiffs made the comments as he delivered written evidence of their objections to the state-run foundation that would oversee the compensation under Seoul's plan.