The families of 50 Chinese victims of wartime forced mobilization filed a complaint with the Higher People’s Court in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, seeking approximately ¥370,000 in damages per person from 6 Japanese companies, including Taisei Corporation and Nittetsu Mining Co., Ltd.
In a lawsuit concerning wartime forced mobilization during the Sino-Japanese War, 50 family members of forced laborers filed a complaint seeking damages from 6 Japanese companies.
The companies named in the complaint reportedly include Taisei Corporation and Nittetsu Mining Co., Ltd.; the names of the other 4 companies were not specified in the article.
The claim is reportedly for approximately ¥370,000 per person, equivalent to about ¥8.56 million, with the families seeking compensation for the harm and damages they suffered.
The complaint was reportedly filed with the Higher People’s Court in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province.