This video from South Korea in English is called “Herstory” Comfort Women Animation – English.
From daily The Morning Star in Britain:
Japanese government refuses slavery apology
Friday 20th June 2014
TOKYO government spokesman Yoshihide Suga outraged Seoul today, insisting that there would be no real apology for Japan’s wartime enslavement of hundreds of thousands of Korean women in brothels for its troops.
Japanese nationalists contend that women in wartime brothels were voluntary prostitutes, not sex slaves.
Mr Suga reiterated Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s refusal not to revise an infamous 1993 semi-apology, saying that evaluation of the historical evidence should be left to historians and scholars.
“Japan’s relations with South Korea are extremely important and we will try to explain this issue to gain understanding,” he said.
However, South Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman Noh Kwang Il said: “The Japanese government should clearly know that action that again picks on the painful wound of the victims will never be forgiven by the international community.”
Mr Noh urged Japan to admit its responsibility and immediately propose a solution that the elderly victims can accept.
Reblogged this on sheetal sharma.
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Thanks for your reblog!
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its a horrible truth which needs to come to light….so shameful act!!
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Very true. The present Japanese government should be ashamed of itself.
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yes
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There’s a movement here in Vancouver that speaks of this issue every year and every year it’s getting stronger..
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Yes, here is an example from Vancouver:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-comfort-women-and-contemporary-forms-of-sexual-violence-against-women-tickets-10887997293
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Yeah that’s the one, I see it everywhere every year, People need to understand what happened so it doesn’t happen again..
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Very true.
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Reblogged this on untitled press.
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Thanks for reblogging!
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The Japanese government should issue an apology for this, it’s a show of poor character that it cannot simply apologize for its ills when it’s been aired anyway.
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They definitely should. The problem is that quite some people in the present Japanese government are from big business families which profited from World War II.
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*Yikes.* 😦 😦
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For instance, in the present Japanese government, there is Taro Aso, “the scion of a family whose mining company used Korean forced laborers during Japan’s 1910-1945 occupation of the Korean peninsula”. See
https://dearkitty1.wordpress.com/2013/08/02/japanese-minister-praises-adolf-hitler/
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