Comfort women statue terror attack: ”Japanese man absent from trial for 13 years... 27th time in first trial alone” = South Korea

It has been confirmed that the Japanese man who committed the "stake terrorism" against the comfort women statue in South Korea has been absent for 13 years, and that the first hearing alone was the 27th.
On the 12th, the Seoul Central District Court Criminal Division 1 Exclusive attempted to hold the first hearing of the defendant Nobuyuki Suzuki (60), who was indicted on charges of defamation, etc.
Due to the defendant's absence, the trial was postponed to the 30th of next month. Defendant Suzuki is accused of inscribing "Takeshima is Japanese territory" on the "Statue of Peace" in front of the former Japanese Embassy in Seoul in June 2012.
He is accused of tarnishing the reputation of victims of Japanese military comfort women with a stake and is also suspected of committing a similar crime at the memorial to martyr Yun Bong-gil.
Defendant Suzuki was given an indictment without detention in February 2013 and received more than 20 summonses from the court, but he has not been summoned once in the 13 years since the first hearing in September of the same year.
Suzuki did not appear in court. In May 2015, she traveled from Japan to the War and Women's Human Rights Museum in Mapo-gu, Seoul, and the Japanese Military Comfort Women Branch in Gyeonggi-do.
He has also been charged with sending a model of a statue of a girl that is an insult to comfort women victims to the support facility "House of Sharing" via international mail.
In addition to this, Suzuki wrote on his blog, "Pursuits in front of the Japanese Embassy
We must let the world know that Japanese people are furious about the installation of the prostitute statue, expose South Korea's lies, and restore Japan's honor."
The Japanese government has reportedly not responded to the South Korean Ministry of Justice's request for extradition.
Suzuki's trial has been postponed again to the 30th of next month.
On the other hand, Suzuki allegedly filed a lawsuit against the ruling and opposition parties of the Korean National Assembly on Liberation Day in 2016, claiming that Takeshima (known as Dokdo in Korea) was a Japanese offshore island.
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The Japanese National Party to which he belongs will be the Korean electoral
In protest against a banner that had been hung on the exterior wall of the group's lodgings stating, "I still have the support and encouragement of 50 million Koreans," they staged a surprise demonstration in the athletes' village, hoisting the Rising Sun flag, a flag that is considered a war crime.
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