Another group of South Korean women who were forcibly conscripted as laborers to work in the wartime munitions factory in Nagoya run by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. filed a lawsuit against the company Thursday, seeking compensation of 150 million won (about $140,000) per person.

The lawsuit was filed in the Gwangju District Court, in the southern city of the same name, by three former labor conscripts and relatives of one who died during an earthquake in 1944.

It comes after the same court last November ruled in favor of four Korean women who were similarly forcibly conscripted to work at the same plant and ordered Mitsubishi Heavy to pay them 150 million won each in compensation, and to pay 80 million won to kin of two other such women who are now deceased.