High court rejects redress appeal of WWII forced laborers from C

High court rejects redress appeal of WWII forced laborers from C

SAPPORO, Japan - Chinese plaintiffs and their supporters hold a protest rally in Sapporo on June 28 after the Sapporo High Court dismissed their appeal seeking compensation from the Japanese government and six companies for forcing them during World War II to work at coal mines and construction sites in Hokkaido. (Kyodo)

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