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  1. The South Korean government has passed legislation enabling the confiscation of assets related to Pro-Japanese Collaborators and pledged to investigate ill-gotten gains.

The National Assembly passed a revised special law on August 15, 2026, regarding asset confiscation due to past colonial rule, accompanied by the President's vow to recover illicitly accumulated gains.

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The National Assembly passed a revised special law on August 15, 2026, regarding asset confiscation due to past colonial rule, accompanied by the President's vow to recover illicitly accumulated gains.

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