Sale of Japan corporate assets over wartime row "undesirable": Moon

South Korean President Moon Jae In said Monday that he views possible sales of Japanese companies' assets to compensate groups of South Koreans over wartime labor as "undesirable" for bilateral ties.Moon's remarks come as plaintiffs who won damages suits against two Japanese companies in South Korea's Supreme Court in 2018 over forced labor during World War II are seeking asset sales through the country's courts. Bilateral ties have sunk to the lowest point in decades following the rulings, and they could be further strained after a Seoul court earlier this month ordered the Japanese gover…READ FULL ARTICLE