New plan pushes end to S. Korea-Japan forced labor disp...

South Korea has taken a step to improve ties with Japan by announcing a plan to raise domestic funds and avoid Japanese money to compensate Koreans who are still waiting to receive damages for slave labor during Tokyo’s colonial rule

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