Comfort women' rally A protestor holds a banner, which reads "Official Apology and Legal Compensation," as she joins a ...

Catholics in South Korea have urged the Japanese government to offer a sincere apology to the comfort women forced into ...

She campaigned for a formal apology and reparations from Japan for what it did to thousands of women like her, mostly Korean, ...

has become a symbol of "comfort women", as those who were forced to work at Japan's wartime military brothels are euphemistically known. For many Japanese officials, the presence of the 1.5 meter ...

A citizen pays his respects at the funeral hall for Gil Won-ok, a victim of the Japanese military's wartime sexual slavery, at Incheon Red Cross Hospital in Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, on February 17.

The statue, which commemorates the "comfort women" of World War II, has embroiled the local government in a minor diplomatic controversy. A South Korean court's recent ruling is likely to further ...

The Seoul-based Korean Council for Justice and Remembrance for the Issues of Military Sexual ... money to former comfort women. The group also criticized the 2015 Japan-South Korea bilateral ...

who claimed that donations received by the Korean Council for Justice and Remembrance for the Issues of Military Sexual Slavery by Japan were not going to the former comfort women.

College student activists from Peacenavi Network hold a press conference in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul on February 19. Reporter Kwon Do-hyun “What I'm asking the Japanese government is ...

Lee Yong-soo, an outspoken South Korean victim of Japan's wartime military sexual slavery, euphemistically called 'comfort women,' waves in front of a hearse carrying the coffin of Gil Won-ok (EPA ...

It commemorates the Filipino “comfort women”, who were forced to work as sexual slave labor in Japanese military brothels during World War II. Soon thereafter, a spokeswoman from Japan’s ...