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Lee Kannyon lawsuit

  (Updated on Nov. 3, 2000)

Mr. Lee Kannyon was born in Japan, and grew up ,because of the colony policy by "South Korea annexation" of Japan in 1927.
He is the South Korean Atomic Bomb Victims bombed in Nagasaki, who is requisitioned based on the national requisition order in 1943.


Profile of Mr. Lee Kannyon


About the lawsuit of Mr.Lee Kannyon
Mr. Lee Knannyon was hospitalized in the hospital in Nagasaki for three months from July, 1994, the treatment of the trouble was received after the atomic bomb, and receiving the health care allowance to Mr. Lee.
However, He rejects it though the examination claim by which disposal was assumed to be an objection to Nagasaki Pref. was done because the Nagasaki City broke off the allowance by the homecoming.
 He was rejected after being made he wait for even one and a half years in April, 1999 though the claim of the re-examination was done to the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
Mr. Lee brought a case the country and the Nagasaki City to the other party on May 31, 1999 and the trial to request compensation for damages of 1,000,000 yen to the country which had made the disposal cancellation, compensation for damages of 2,000,000 yen, and the objection examination which had to do promptly shopworn was brought a case to the Nagasaki district court.


The progress of the lawsuit

The instituting  (On May.31, 1999)
The first oral pleadings   (On Jul.13, 1999) At Nagasaki District Court
The second oral pleadings   (On Oct.5, 1999) At Nagasaki District Court

The third oral pleadings   (On Dec.7, 1999) At Nagasaki District Court  
The 4th oral pleadings   (On Mar.8, 2000)
At Nagasaki District Court


The 5th oral pleadings   (On May.16, 2000)
At Nagasaki District Court
The 6th oral pleadings    (On Aug.29, 2000)
At Nagasaki District Court
  
The 7th oral pleadings    (On Oct.3, 2000)
At Nagasaki District Court
  


Schedule for next hearing

The 8th oral pleadings  
  (On Dec.12, 2000)
   At Nagasaki District Court


The statements of Mr. Tamura, the professor of Hiroshima University.

Petition(Japanese)
The statement (Japanese)
The statement of petition to President Kim Dae-jung(Japanese)
Asking for support(Japanese)
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Walk hand in hand! (Japanese)
  
(The victims of the Atomic Bomb living in the foreign countries will unite.)


Let all the victims of the atomic bomb living in the foreign countries be under the “Relief Law”!