Japan paper Yomiuri Shimbun retracts 'sex slaves' references
Former comfort women and their relatives have held demonstrations in Tokyo demanding justice Japan's biggest newspaper has issued a controversial apology for using the term "sex slaves" when referring to women who worked in brothels set up for Japanese soldiers in World War Two. Yomiuri Shimbun said its English version should not have used the phrase as it implied the women were coerced. Japan apo
Japanese Newspaper Prints Apology for Using the Term ‘Sex Slaves’ (Published 2014)
TOKYO — The Yomiuri Shimbun, the conservative newspaper that is the largest-circulation daily in Japan, has apologized for using the term “sex slaves” to refer to the women many historians say were coerced into working in a sprawling network of brothels supervised by the Japanese military during World War II. In a challenge to the view held by those historians, as well as by the governments of Sou
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