The Korean Liberation Association will discuss operational strategies and improvements for the state confiscation of pro-Japanese assets ahead of the launch of the second Pro-Japanese Collaborators Asset Investigation Committee on December 3.
To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Kim Gu, the association announced it will hold an academic forum titled 'Operational Strategies for the State Confiscation of Pro-Japanese Collaborators' Assets' on October 14 at 10:30 a.m. in the main conference room of the Deogyang District Office in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province.
Participants will include members of the first investigation committee, who will share their experiences with the state confiscation project and explore future directions. The keynote address will be delivered by lawyer Jang Wan-ik, who previously served as the secretary general of the first committee, while Professor Lee Jang-hee from Hankuk University of Foreign Studies will moderate the discussion.
The first topic will be presented by former Sunmoon University research professor Lee Dong-won, focusing on 'Reflections and Improvements on the State Confiscation of Pro-Japanese Assets.' The second topic will address 'The Significance of State Confiscation of Pro-Japanese Assets and the Promotion of Social Awareness.'
Discussants will include Kim Do-hoon, former investigation director of the first Pro-Japanese Collaborators Asset Investigation Committee, and Song Gi-seop, former mayor of Jincheon County in North Chungcheong Province, who will share their insights on the respective topics.
The Korean Liberation Association aims to explore practical methodologies regarding the scope and operational strategies for the state confiscation of pro-Japanese assets, while also fostering public consensus and social interest in the initiative.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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