PoliticsSouth Korea to revive pro-Japanese asset investigation committee
South Korea will revive its pro-Japanese asset investigation committee after a 16-year hiatus. President Lee Jae Myung said the government will investigate and recover assets amassed by pro-Japanese collaborators under Japanese colonial rule under a special law enacted on June 2. The committee is due to launch in December, operate for up to five years, pursue proceeds from transferred assets and reward informants.
South Korea to revive pro-Japanese asset investigation committee
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