Japan on Sunday admitted Koreans were forced to work in sites now nominated for consideration as UNESCO World Heritage sites, a long-running point of contention for North Korea.
The admission came at a meeting of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in Germany.
Japan on Sunday admitted Koreans were forced to work in sites now nominated for consideration as UNESCO World Heritage sites, a long-running point of contention for North Korea.
The admission came at a meeting of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in Germany.
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