The Japanese reactionaries are frantically kicking up anti-DPRK racket under the pretext of "abduction issue", but, in fact, they are neither entitled to talk about it nor in a position to do so, the article notes, and goes on:

It is the DPRK which is entitled to call Japan to account for the abduction of Koreans. As far as the abduction issue is concerned, Japan is an assailant whereas the DPRK a victim.

The 1592-1598 Imjin Patriotic War evidently proved that Japan is the worst abductor in history.

The Japanese Samurais who intruded into Korea under the command of Hideyoshi Toyotomi, head of a team for invasion of Korea, at that time, indiscriminately killed innocent Koreans and forcibly walked away or kidnapped a great number of people and took them to Japan. They forced those Koreans to do such hard labor as delivery of loads, building of forts, road pavement, digging waterway and reclamation of barren land, brutally beating them with clubs after tying up their necks with ropes and putting fetters around their ankles.

After the end of the war ceramic culture called "Satsumayaki", "Aritayaki", "Imariyaki", "Karatsuyaki", etc. developed in areas of southwestern Japan. They all were products of hard labor done by Korean ceramic workers who were kidnapped and forcibly taken to Japan.

The Samurais kidnapped not only ceramic workers but also Confucian scholars, monks, doctors, painters, architects and many technical personnel in the field of type-casting, printing, embroidery and textile to force them into slave labor in Japan.

They even sold off those Koreans to other countries.

The most hideous atrocity perpetrated by the Samurais of Japan during the war was that they kidnapped a large number of Korean women and forced them into sexual slavery.

The tomb of Korean women in Takamatsu, Shigoku, at present bespeaks well their miserable situation and fate and indicts before the world the Japanese Samurais for their barbarity and moral vulgarity.