Japan's Yomiuri Shimbun apologises for using the term 'sex slave' in comfort women stories
TOKYO (AFP) - Japan's biggest newspaper apologised on Friday for the repeated use in its English language edition of the term "sex slave" to describe women who worked in brothels serving Imperial soldiers during World War II. The step by The Yomiuri Shimbun comes as Japanese conservatives grow increasingly bold in their demands that the country's wartime record be re-evaluated more sympathetically
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