Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has called on South Korea to comply with international law... regarding the issue of war-time forced labor.<br />At the 200th provisional session of the Diet,... he mentioned South Korea at the very end of his speech,... which may indicate that Seoul-Tokyo relations are falling out of favor with Abe.<br />On the same day, Japanese Foreign Minister Motegi, in an interview with local media, hinted at possible retaliations... if a South Korean court liquidates the assets of Japanese firms to compensate forced laborers.<br />Currently, the victims are going through a legal process to auction off patent rights and corporate <br />
