The Gyeonggi-do parliament in South Korea has passed an ordinance that approves the stickers of “war crimes companies” on the products of certain Japanese companies owned by schools in the province. Students decide whether or not to put a sticker and decide that it will be an opportunity to cultivate “correct history recognition”.
Passed 10 days. The target is the products of 284 companies recognized by the Korean government agencies as war criminals who have worked against the Korean peninsula under Japanese rule. It covers products worth more than 200,000 won (18,000 yen) and does not include stationery. A similar ordinance was proposed in March, but was then put on hold due to continued controversy and criticism, as foreign minister Kang Kyung-wa demanded self-control. There was no disagreement this time.
The Gyeonggi parliament has also approved a supplementary budget that includes 10 billion won as a research project for domestic production of materials and parts in response to stricter export controls in Japan. (Seoul = Takeda)
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