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U.S. Experts Challenge Abe View of ‘Comfort Women’
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BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | US urges 'comfort women' apology
US lawmakers have called on Japan's government to formally apologise for its role in forcing thousands of women to work as sex slaves in World War II. The symbolic and non-binding resolution was passed during a vote in the House of Representatives. Up to 200,000 "comfort women" from across the Far East were part of Japan's military brothel programme. Japan says it has shown sufficient remorse over
Korean American group says 'comfort women' memorial defaced in Palisades Park
PALISADES PARK — A Korean civic group says a memorial dedicated to the memory of women forced into sexual slavery during World War II was defaced on Friday. The group, Korean American Civic Empowerment (KACE) said in a statement that the "comfort women" memorial was "defiled with a stake by an unidentified perpetrator." Police were notified and are conducting an investigation, the statement said.
Japanese comfort- women deniers force White House response
Right-wing Japanese lawmakers and activists have successfully rounded up more than 25,000 signatures for a petition on the White House website asking the Obama administration to force the state of New Jersey to take down a monument dedicated to the memory of “comfort women,” the thousands of women kidnapped and raped by Japanese soldiers during World War II. The Bergen County executive dedicated a
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New York state passes Comfort Women resolution as Japanese email campaign backfires | The Marmot's Hole
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