Albert Corrieri, a 102-year-old Frenchman, is seeking €43,000 from France for forced labor he endured in Germany during World War II. He argues that he deserves compensation for his work under the Compulsory Work Service program and has been fighting for reparations since the 1950s. Corrieri's lawyer claims that denying the claim would breach international law, as forced labor is a crime against humanity. The case highlights the struggle for recognition of victims of forced labor during the war. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)