Former conscripted laborers receive “deposit money from Japanese companies”… South Korean government “procedures according to relevant laws and regulations”

Regarding the fact that the former conscripted laborers received the money deposited by a Japanese company as compensation for the first time, the South Korean government stated, ``In this case, the defendant company made a deposit during the trial process, and the procedure was carried out in accordance with laws and regulations.''
"I believe that he was injured," he said. At a press conference on the afternoon of the 20th, a spokesperson for the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) stated, regarding the final judgment of the FORMER conscripted laborers, ``The South Korean Foundation (Foundation for Supporting Victims of Forced Mobilization by the Japanese Empire)
There is no change to the government's position of paying the judgment amount and late interest to those who filed the lawsuit." Mr. Lee, who was a former employee of Hitachi Zosen, said, ``This morning, at the Seoul Central District Court, the company (Hitachi Zosen
The 60 million won (approximately 6.74 million yen) that was deposited as collateral by the ) party has been paid." This is the first case in which funds from a Japanese company were received as compensation.
A lawyer at the law firm representing Lee said, ``This is the first time that money voluntarily provided by a Japanese company has been paid to former forced laborers.''