A Japanese woman went to North Korea. She thought it would be a good place. But life there was very hard for 40 years. A court ordered North Korea's leader to pay her money.
A Japanese woman who relocated to North Korea under a repatriation program experienced severe hardship for four decades, contrary to the promised 'paradise on earth.' A Japanese court has ordered Kim Jong-un to pay ¥88 million in compensation, acknowledging the reality of the project.
A Japanese woman who participated in the post-war repatriation project to North Korea endured a protracted and harrowing ordeal, a stark contrast to the promised utopian existence. The Tokyo District Court's unprecedented ruling mandates that Kim Jong-un compensate the victims, thereby exposing the grim realities of the "return project."