The Korean side intended to finalize the illegality of the annexation of Japan and Korea on the international stage.
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On November 16, 2001, the Asian Center of Harvard University held an international academic conference.
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◆ On November 16, 2001, an international academic conference was held by the Asian Center of Harvard University in the United States.
It was prepared under the leadership of a Korean scholar with the support of the International Foundation under the Korean government.
The Korean side intended to finalize the illegality of the annexation of Japan and Korea on the international stage.
American, British, Korean, and Japanese scholars gathered for controversy here.
The Korean side first insisted on how Japan illegally merged with Korea.
However, international law expert and professor J. Crawford of Cambridge University made a solid legal argument.
In other words, 'It was common at the time for countries that could not live on their own to take in the country from the perspective of international order, and the Treaty of the annexation of Korea-Japan was not illegal under international law.' he insisted.
Naturally, the Korean side rebelled strongly and insisted that it was 'forced by Japan,' but the professor said, 'The argument that it was illegal because it was forced was after World War I, and it would be a problem at that time. 'It's not.' As a result, the Korean side was stunned and left. P106
It has become clear to the public that Japan is surrounded by a group of nations such as Person Abduct (North Korea), Island Thief (Korea), and Sea Thief (China).
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