South Koreans held a rally to protest the government’s third-party compensation plan
CCTV news client news on the afternoon of the 11th local time, representatives of several Korean civic groups gathered on the road in front of the Seoul Metropolitan Government Plaza to protest against the announcement by the South Korean government on the 6th of this month that the victims of the Japanese forced labor case during World War II Three-party alternative compensation plan.
The protesters held signs and chanted slogans, calling on the South Korean government to withdraw the relevant plan, calling the South Korean government’s plan “anti-history, anti-peace.”
Protester: It was obvious that Japan forcibly invaded South Korea, why should we make compensation now? Of course, the perpetrator should pay the compensation. How can the victim pay the compensation? I think this is very unreasonable.
Protester: I think this is a very humiliating thing, I am very angry, and I am here to express this anger today.
