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김창록 (경북대학교)
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한일민족문제학회 韓日民族問題硏究 韓日民族問題硏究 제35호
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2018.1
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213 - 244 (32page)

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The purpose of this article is to examine the rulings sentenced on May 24, 2012 by the Supreme Court of Korea, which are newly-highlighted in 2018. The rulings were on lawsuits filed by victims who had been forced into compulsory labor by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. and Nippon Steel Corporation in the Japanese colonial period. The first meaning of the Supreme Court’s ruling is that it clearly outlines the scope of the rights settled by the ‘Claims Agreement’ in 1965. The Supreme Court ruled that the “‘Claims Agreement’ is not a negotiation for claiming the Japanese colonial rule, but for resolving the financial and civil bond-debt relationship between Korea and Japan based on Article 4 of the San Francisco Treaty by political agreement”, and that “it is difficult to say that the right to claim for damages arising from anti-humanitarian torts or directly linked to the colonial rule was included in the scope of the ‘Claims Agreement.’ ” This declaration of the Supreme Court ruling is reasonable in light of international law standards for the interpretation of treaties. The second significance of the Supreme Court’s ruling is that it clearly declares that the compulsory mobilization, including forced emigration and forced labor, has not been settled by the ‘Claims Agreement’. The Supreme Court ruling declared that the compulsory mobilization was a anti-humanitarian tort or illegal acts directly linked to the colonial rule and it was not settled by the ‘Claims Agreement’. This declaration of the Supreme Court, which articulates that Japanese ‘National Mobilization Law’ and ‘Conscription Ordinance’ were not valid because they were not compatible with the constitutional spirit of the Republic of Korea; that the forced emigration and forced labor of Japanese government and companies were not ‘legal conscription’ but ‘illegal compulsory mobilization’; and that the ‘illegal compulsory mobilization’ problem was not settled by the ‘Claims Agreement’, is reasonable in light of the preamble, Article 100 and Article 101 of 1948 Constitution and the preamble of the present Constitution. The third and largest significance of the Supreme Court’s ruling is that it clearly declares that “the Japanese domination of the Korean peninsula during the Japanese colonial period is an illegal occupation in terms of norms, and the effect of juridical relations incompatible with the constitutional spirit of the Republic of Korea should be excluded.” Whereas it is surprisingly little noticed, this declaration is nothing more than a landmark declaration of the legal identity of Korea, which makes clear the legal discontinuity between the period under Japanese occupation and that after the liberation.

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