Chinese, M'bishi Materials to settle wartime compensation claims

Nobuto Hirano (L), a member of a support group for groups of Chinese involved in a dispute with Mitsubishi Materials Corp. over the Japanese company's use of forced labor during World War II, speaks at a press conference at the Nagasaki city hall on July 29, 2015. He expressed hope that a settlement will be reached between the two sides soon while the aging victims are alive. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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