北海道のアイヌ民族団体が、国の施設に保管されている祖先279人の遺骨の返還を求めて提訴した。
原告団体は、遺骨が子孫に引き渡されるよう求めている。
提訴は5月9日に行われた。遺骨は北海道内の国立施設に保管されている。
アイヌ民族は先住民族として、長年こうした遺骨の返還を求めている。
アイヌ先住民族団体、祖先の遺骨279体返還求め提訴
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