S. Korea raps Japanese leaders' reaction to forced labor ruling

South Korea said Tuesday it is "very concerned" over Japanese leaders' negative reaction to last week's top court ruling in which a Japanese company was ordered to pay compensation for wartime forced labor.The Foreign Ministry, in a statement, accused Japan's leadership of being "not concerned about the root of the problem" and of "continuing to speak out (in ways that) stimulate our national feelings."Separately, Im Jong Seok, South Korean President Moon Jae In's chief of staff, voiced displeasure earlier in the day about Japan's reaction, saying it is "very inappropriate and regrettable."…READ FULL ARTICLE