China calls on Japan to address wartime history

Japanese media outlets have revealed internal documents indicating that during the 1960s, the Japanese government was aware of the veneration of the spirits of 14 Class-A war criminals, including Hideki Tojo, at Yasukuni Shrine. The government allegedly concealed this information from the public until 1979. China affirmed that these war criminals were responsible for numerous crimes of aggression and bloodshed, and that international justice condemned them. China stressed the importance of Japan facing its history, not forgetting the war crimes committed, and called on the Japanese government to acknowledge its past responsibly.

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