Minju "War War Crimes Worshippers at the Sado Mine Memorial Ceremony..."Humiliating Diplomacy"

In addition, the Democratic Party of Korea criticized that it was not an eulogy but an insult that a Japanese official who raised Japanese war criminals decided to attend the memorial service for our ancestors who had a painful time at Sado Mine.

Floor spokesman Kang Yoo-jung said in a briefing, "Our government has failed to properly respond to Japan and confounded our personnel and bereaved families due to diplomatic incompetence and lack of information."

The UNESCO listing of the Sado Mine was a price for ignoring the blood and sweat of Korean workers, and Japan emphasized not to humiliate the people under the pretext of diplomacy, saying that the warship also broke all its promises when it was registered as UNESCO.

Spokesperson Hwang Jung-ah also said in a written briefing that the Yoon Suk Yeol government's diplomatic face of subjugation was clearly revealed in the face of Japan's provocation, saying, "Is it going to end as a 'non-participation' in the Sado Mine memorial service?"