Mar 16 β€’ 02:53 UTC πŸ‡°πŸ‡· Korea Hankyoreh (KR)

Lawyer Choi Bong-tae and former reporter Jeong Dae-ha receive gratitude plaque for their dedication to forced labor victims

Choi Bong-tae, a lawyer, and Jeong Dae-ha, a former reporter, received a gratitude plaque for their unwavering dedication to victims of Japanese forced labor during World War II from a civic group.

Choi Bong-tae, a dedicated lawyer, and Jeong Dae-ha, a former reporter for Hankyoreh, have been honored with a gratitude plaque from a civic group known as 'Ije Gangje Dongwon Citizen Group' for their tireless efforts in supporting victims of forced labor during the Japanese occupation. The award ceremony took place on April 14 at the Gwangju Yanggyo Yurim Hall, where the group recognized their commitment to both the victims and the civic movement's initiatives. Choi has been actively involved in providing legal support to victims since before the founding of the group, including participating in significant lawsuits against the Japanese government, while Jeong contributed by highlighting the voices and experiences of the victims through his reporting.

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