Aso Mining forced labor controversy
Although reported by Western media sources, former Prime Minister of Japan Taro Aso, whose immediate family owns the company, now called the Aso Group, repeatedly refused to confirm that his family's company had used forced labor until 2009 when it was acknowledged by the Japanese government. Since then, several surviving former Australian POWs have asked Aso and the company to apologize, but both have declined to do so.
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Aso Mining forced labor controversy
Although reported by Western media sources, former Prime Minister of Japan Taro Aso, whose immediate family owns the company, now called the Aso Group, repeatedly refused to confirm that his family's company had used forced labor until 2009 when it was acknowledged by the Japanese government. Since then, several surviving former Australian POWs have asked Aso and the company to apologize, but both have declined to do so.
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Although reported by Western m ...... t both have declined to do so.
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بالرغم من إعلان مصادر الإعلام ...... و والشركة رفضا تقديم الاعتذار.
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Although reported by Western m ...... t both have declined to do so.
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بالرغم من إعلان مصادر الإعلام ...... و والشركة رفضا تقديم الاعتذار.
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جدل حول السخرة في شركة أسو للتعدين
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