White House: Japan should do more to address ‘comfort women’ issue
On the eve of Japan’s new Prime Minister Shinzo Abe‘s visit to Washington, a top White House official said that Japan should do more to address lingering regional and international anger over its handling of World War II atrocities, including the forced sexual enslavement of hundreds of thousands of "comfort women." On a conference call Thursday, The Cable asked top White House officials whether P
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