US EditionDecades on, These Women Still Await an Apology
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Decades on, these women still await an apology
August 14, 2025 marks the 13th International Memorial Day for Comfort Women. It has been 34 years since Kim Hak-sun, a survivor of Japan's wartime "comfort women", broke her silence on August 14, 1991, becoming the first victim to publicly testify about the atrocities committed by Japanese troops during WWII.
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On the 14th, the South Korean government held a ceremony in Seoul to commemorate the national day "Comfort Women Victims of the Japanese Military." President Lee Jae-myung sent a video message, emphasizing that even 80 years after liberation from Japanese rule, "the comfort women issue has not been completely resolved." "The honor of the victims..."
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