50 family members of Chinese victims of forced transportation during the Sino-Japanese War filed a complaint with a court in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, seeking approximately ¥370,000 in damages per person from 6 Japanese companies, a representative of the plaintiffs said.
According to a report by Kyodo News from Shijiazhuang, 50 family members of Chinese victims of forced transportation during the Sino-Japanese War filed a complaint with a court in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, seeking damages from 6 Japanese companies. The report attributed the information to a representative of the plaintiffs.
The damages claimed in the complaint are reportedly approximately ¥370,000 per person (about ¥8.56 million), and the complaint reportedly seeks total compensation from the Japanese companies.
The lawsuit targets 6 companies, and the victims' families are reportedly seeking compensation for past losses and support for rebuilding their lives. The article includes details such as the date on which the complaint was filed.
The report was published based on information from Kyodo News, and developments in the lawsuit have been reported through news media in Japan and elsewhere.