Scope of Investigation: Korea Under Japanese Rule
Independence movements during and immediately preceding the Japanese occupation and efforts by overseas Koreans to uphold Korea's sovereignty are dealt with in this category.
Read more about this topic: Truth And Reconciliation Commission (South Korea)
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