South Korean opposition party: ``Japan has a brazen attitude even after losing the comfort women lawsuit''... ``The Yun Seok-Yue government should abandon its ``submissive diplomacy toward Japan''''

South Korea's largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Japan (Democratic Party of Japan), criticized Yoon Seo-gyul for continuing to maintain the principle of "no response" even after the Japanese government lost a lawsuit claiming compensation for former comfort women.
) The government should abandon its diplomatic tone of subservience and respond openly to the Japanese government." At a press conference on the 9th, a spokesperson for the Democratic Party of Japan said, ``The reason why the Japanese government is showing such a brazen attitude is because of the Yun administration.''
"This is because of the submissive diplomacy toward Japan that the prefectural government has shown," he said. On the 23rd of last month, the Seoul High District Court held an appeal hearing in a lawsuit filed by 16 former comfort women and their families against the Japanese government.
The court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs, stating that ``Japan must pay compensation for illegal acts.'' Later, the Japanese government failed to file an appeal by the appeal deadline, and this judgment was suspended.
It was confirmed as is. Regarding this, Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa reiterated the principle of ``no response'' and said, ``I would like to request the South Korean side to take appropriate measures.''
A spokesperson for the Democratic Party of Japan said, ``President Yoon is trying to absolve Japan of war crimes and, in fact, take the lead in trying to cover up historical issues.
"Something so bizarre is happening that the government is demanding 'appropriate measures'." He went on to say, ``The Yun government is calling the victory of the former comfort women, who fought with their blood and tears, into ``submissive diplomacy toward Japan.''
"If we are to be frustrated again by this, we will not be able to escape the condemnation of not only the people but also the international community." ``The Yun government once again reminds us of the gist of the judicial branch's judgment and seeks to provide former comfort.
We urge the Japanese government to respond in a dignified manner so that the women can obtain a true apology and proper compensation from the Japanese government."