South Korea Urges Japan to Disclose Forced Labor History at UNESCO World Heritage Summit on July 28

According to South Korea's representative to UNESCO, Kim Jee-hee urged Japan on July 28 to honor its commitments and truthfully disclose its forced labor practices on the Korean peninsula at Sado mines and other Meiji-era industrial heritage sites during the 48th UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting held in Busan yesterday.
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