A 91-year-old South Korean woman and her support group are criticizing the Japanese government for mishandling her case and those of other female wartime laborers after having trouble confirming their Japan employment records during World War II.Chong Sin Yong appeared at a news conference held in the southwestern city of Gwangju on Tuesday along with officials of a civic group that supports her and other women who are claiming they were forced to work for a Japanese manufacturer when young and seeking damages from the company.According to group officials, Chong was sent to work at a Mitsub…READ FULL ARTICLE
