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Law’s Timothy Webster weighs in on lack of reparations paid by Japan to the people of Korea for forced labor during World War II

Media | September 09, 2019 | Story by: Editorial Staff

Japan, Korea and the messy question of how to pay for historic wrongs

Los Angeles Times: Timothy Webster, professor of law and director of Asian Legal Studies, weighed in on how the United States’ role following World War II played a part in the lack of reparations paid by Japan to the people of Korea for forced labor.

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