'Japan Times' Newspaper Redefines 'Comfort Women' And 'Forced Labor' : NPR

On Friday, The Japan Times — the oldest English language newspaper in the that country — announced it has changed how it will describe women who were used as sex slaves and people who were forced into grueling labor in Japanese-owned companies before and during World War II. The shift has triggered widespread criticism of the newspaper which has been accused of adopting Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's

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Japan TImesもデフレクトか... 強制労働を戦時労働者と呼び替えると宣言したとのこと。慰安婦の説明も変更。現在進行系でも奴隷を「外国人技能実習」である。言葉のすり替えで実態を隠蔽する美しい国の伝統。