It went on:

What sought by Japan in persisting in talking about the worn-out "abduction issue" is to use the issue as an excuse for evading the liquidation of the past and a political slogan for the hostile policy toward the DPRK and reinvasion.

The paper cites facts to prove that historically, Japan is an unprecedented abduction state which abducted and forcibly drafted numerous Koreans and maltreated and massacred them.

It continues:

All the abductions by the Japanese imperialists against the Korean people are thrice-cursed crimes unprecedented in history of mankind.

The criminal forced drafting, abduction and forced labor of Koreans are serious encroachment upon human rights that severely and wantonly violated justice and morality of the international community and international laws regarding humanity and slavery.

The world urges Japan to thoroughly liquidate the crime-woven past.

However, Japan has evaded sincere apology and reparation since it was defeated.

Never can Japan bury in oblivion of history the hideous crimes of abduction against the Korean nation.

Japan should liquidate the past crimes as soon as possible.