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the Koreans forced to work for Japanese firm and during World War two have

finally won in two separate court cases the South Korean Supreme Court has

ordered the company to pay almost two dozen victims for the unpaid work they

did decades ago Japan responded with anger

Lee Jiwon tells us more after an 18-year legal battle the Supreme Court decided

on Thursday in the first case to uphold a lower court ruling ordering Mitsubishi

Heavy Industries to compensate 823 plaintiffs for unpaid work at Mitsubishi

factories back in 1944 the court ordered the firm to pay around 71 thousand US

dollars to each of them or in case her deceased their relatives the supreme

court reasoned that the 1965 agreement under which Japan paid South Korea 500

million u.s. dollars to normalize their diplomatic relations did not terminate

the right of individuals to seek reparations in the second ruling the

court ordered Mitsubishi to compensate for elderly woman at a relative of a

plaintiff for his thigh the plaintiffs first sued Mitsubishi back in 1999 in

Japan for making them work without pay at a Mitsubishi aircraft plant in Nagoya

in 1944 after losing their lawsuit in Japan in 2008 the plaintiffs filed

another one in Korea in 2012 the Japanese firm has continuously appealed

but Seoul Supreme Court on Thursday upheld previous rulings that it is

inhumane and illegal to force teenage girls to work at ammunition plant the

ruling comes about a month after the top court upheld a 2013 ruling that ordered

a Japanese steel maker to pay each of four Korean plaintiffs for unpaid work

during World War two the case and the latest one have deepened the divide

between the two countries the Japanese government has once again strongly

protested Tokyo's foreign ministry summoned the South Korean ambassador to

register its objections and its foreign minister taro kono released a statement

saying the ruling is unacceptable and goes against the 1965 agreement

coño also strongly urged the South Korean government to take appropriate

steps or Japan do all it can including an international trial to defend what

economic activities he said were legal Mitsubishi said that it deeply regrets

the ruling and that it will talk with the Japanese government to formulate a

response South Korea's foreign ministry said it respects the court's ruling it

urged Japan to stop overreacting and summon the Japanese ambassador to object

to Tokyo strong words the ministry also said it will continue discussions within

the government about a response to the recent forced labor rulings it'll also

work to heal the wounds of the victims while at the same time striving to forge

a future-oriented relationship with Japan Jiwon Arirang news

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Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to compensate Korean plaintiffs for forced wartime labor.. - Duration: 0:59.

the Koreans firk forced to work for the Japanese firm Mitsubishi during World

War two and finally won in two separate court cases

South Korea's Supreme Court decided on Thursday in the first one to uphold a

lower court ruling ordering Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to compensate each of

23 plaintiffs in case they're deceased their relatives the court ordered the

firm to pay around ninety thousand US dollars for unpaid work at Mitsubishi

factories back in 1944 the Supreme Court reasoned that the 1965 agreement under

which Japan paid South Korea 500 million dollars to normalize their diplomatic

relations did not terminate the right of individuals to seek reparations in the

second ruling the court ordered Mitsubishi to compensate for elderly

women and a relative of a plaintiff who has died the five women sued Mitsubishi

back in 1999 in Japan but lost and filed another lawsuit in Korea in 2012

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Mitsubishi Triton 2019 First Drive in Thailand by AutonetMagz - Duration: 15:38.

Hello guys, welcome back to AutonetMagz, with me Grady and now I'm in Thailand, want to test the Mitsubishi All New Triton 2018

If you are curious about this car, stay tuned at AutonetMagz

Alright, before starting this video ...

sorry if my clothes are wet, because it turns out that in Thailand it's hot

just like in Indonesia, even now in this place it's hotter

Alright, now I will explain the Mitsubishi All New Triton

We can see here, now the design has become very boxy

it becomes sturdy, unlike the previous model which is rather geeky

like an egg shape

Now all the shapes are boxed, it's very macho

Then if we look at this section ...

This new Mitsubishi Triton already apply the 'Dynamic Shield' design, now it look like Xpander too

It's just that the Xpander headlight are below, but Triton headlight is above

in this section there are fog lamp and turn signal lights

Then Mitsubishi named the new Triton design as a 'Rock Solid' design

yes ... actually from the meaning, I define it as 'strong inside and outside'

Because the Mitsubishi Triton is already known to be very strong in it

the engine is very tough ...

And now Mitsubishi designs this Triton that so looks strong too at the exterior inside

and in my opinion this design is very attractive for a pick-up car

there is no pick-up car who has design as pretty as this

But ... there is one that I worry about, does the 'Dynamic Shield' design affect its functionality of the Mitsubishi Triton?

Yes indeed, because the design already like this, now this car can grab 'City Cowboy' market or the person who bought this car for the lifestyle

But keep in mind, most of the Mitsubishi Triton users are use this Triton for the operational vehicles

And maybe you already know if the mining car is usually replaced with an iron bumper and mounted a high flag, so that the car is visible from a distance

So if it replaced with a bumper like that, besides 'Dynamic Shield' will lost, the fog lamp will be lost too ...

so it can't be carelessly replaced with the iron bumper

So the iron bumper must be installed a turn signal and fog lamp

And just like the old Triton, down here, there's still has an heavy iron plate to protect engine parts from any impact

Ok, explanation about front side is over, now we go to the side

It's so hot, evidently it's hard to make a car review video alone

Ok, now we look at the side

Now the side body of New Triton has a really sharp profile ...

boxy, unlike the old Triton which is rather rounded

Now it has a sharp model, even the fender flares are also boxy, look like a Pajero Sport

And if you look at this side ...

this shape is still same with Triton previous model

so in this section it's a bit curved

and this is if you didn't know

This arch isn't just for a cool designs

but this curve can make the wheelbase of this car get even closer

so the turning radius is getting better

For more infomation >> Mitsubishi Triton 2019 First Drive in Thailand by AutonetMagz - Duration: 15:38.

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Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to compensate Korean plaintiffs for forced wartime labor - Duration: 0:54.

after 18 years of trial South Korea's Supreme Court reached a final verdict on

Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries forced wartime labor on Koreans ordering

the Japanese firm to compensate the victims the court ordered the firm on

Thursday to pay around in ninety thousand US dollars to each of the 23

victims and their families for unpaid work at the Mitsubishi factories back in

1944 the Supreme Court says a 1965 agreement under which Japan paid South

Korea 500 million dollars to normalize diplomatic relations does not terminate

the right of individuals to seek reparations in a separate ruling the

court order the firm to also provide compensation for the four grandmothers

and one of the family members of the deceased these women suit Mitsubishi in

Japan back in 1999 but lost and filed another lawsuit in Korea in 2012