Korea and Japan agreed on a solution to forced labor…

(1)D Dong-A Ilbo
(2)Solo Korea-Japan forced labor solution sum
(3)a series of announcements on the 6th following Korea
(4)Reporter Shin Jin-woo.
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(7)Foreign Minister Park Jin, who is visiting Germany to attend the Munich Security Conference, shakes hands with Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi on the afternoon of the 18th and takes a commemorative photo before the Korea-Japan foreign ministers’ meeting. 2023219 Provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

(1)The Korean and Japanese governments avoided forced labor in Japanese colonial era.
(2)It was confirmed on the 4th that the South Korean government has agreed to a moat solution. If the South Korean government first announces a Korean-level compensation solution on the 6th, the Japanese government plans to announce Japan’s measures to apologize and compensate victims of forced labor.
(3)According to a government source, the Korean government will announce on the 6th through a government-affiliated foundation that Korean companies benefited from the 1965 Korea-Japan Claims Agreement will repay compensation first.

(1)D E-Daily
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(6)If the Yomiuri Act is proposed, Kishida will repeat the existing statement.
(7)Making a foundation and paying compensation for victims of forced labor contributes to our company.
(8)Japan’s controversy over the appropriateness of the solution considering the succession of existing discourse, not a new one.
(9)Japanese media reported that if the Korean government comes up with a solution to the forced labor of journalist Jang Young-rak, the Japanese government is coordinating ways to respond by expressing the succession of past statements.