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Japan Protests Call For Emperor To Apologise To Korean "Comfort Women"
Japan said on Tuesday it had lodged a complaint with South Korea and after a Korean lawmaker said the Japanese emperor should apologise to "comfort women" forced to serve in Japanese military brothels in World War Two.
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Rare Footage Shows Korean 'Comfort Women' From World War II
The Seoul government has released rare video footage of Korean women forced to work in Japanese military brothels during World War Two, the first time moving images have been shown of the comfort women.
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Japan Nationalists Protest Landmark Sex Slave Deal With South Korea
Some 200 Japanese nationalists lashed out today at an agreement to settle a dispute with South Korea about wartime sex slaves, with some calling on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to kill himself in shame.
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Taiwan Urges Japanese Apology On 'Comfort Women' After South Korea Deal
Taiwan called on Japan today to apologise and compensate the island's wartime sex slaves after Tokyo and Seoul reached an agreement on the emotive issue.
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South Korea Digs In Heels Ahead Of 'Comfort Women' Talks
South Korea today dug its heels in ahead of talks with Japan over the thorny issue of wartime sex slaves that has long strained ties.
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North Korea Wants Part of Any Deal with Japan on 'Comfort Women'
North Korea has insisted it should be included in any deal reached between South Korea and Japan over Korean "comfort women" forced to work in Japanese military brothels during World War II.
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South Korea, Japan Defence Ministers to Meet in Seoul
The defence ministers of South Korea and Japan will meet in Seoul next week, officials announced today a further sign of improvements in the troubled relationship between the two US military allies.
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Man Sets Self on Fire Outside Japanese Embassy in Seoul
A man set himself on fire today outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul during a protest to demand Tokyo's apology for forcing women into military brothels during World War II.
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Japan's war legacy still remains an open wound
More than 70 years ago, at age 14, Kim Bok-dong was ordered to work by Korea's Japanese occupiers. She was told she was going to a military uniform factory, but ended up at a Japanese military-run brothel in southern China.
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Japan Protests Call For Emperor To Apologise To Korean "Comfort Women"
Japan said on Tuesday it had lodged a complaint with South Korea and after a Korean lawmaker said the Japanese emperor should apologise to "comfort women" forced to serve in Japanese military brothels in World War Two.
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Rare Footage Shows Korean 'Comfort Women' From World War II
The Seoul government has released rare video footage of Korean women forced to work in Japanese military brothels during World War Two, the first time moving images have been shown of the comfort women.
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Japan Nationalists Protest Landmark Sex Slave Deal With South Korea
Some 200 Japanese nationalists lashed out today at an agreement to settle a dispute with South Korea about wartime sex slaves, with some calling on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to kill himself in shame.
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Taiwan Urges Japanese Apology On 'Comfort Women' After South Korea Deal
Taiwan called on Japan today to apologise and compensate the island's wartime sex slaves after Tokyo and Seoul reached an agreement on the emotive issue.
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South Korea Digs In Heels Ahead Of 'Comfort Women' Talks
South Korea today dug its heels in ahead of talks with Japan over the thorny issue of wartime sex slaves that has long strained ties.
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North Korea Wants Part of Any Deal with Japan on 'Comfort Women'
North Korea has insisted it should be included in any deal reached between South Korea and Japan over Korean "comfort women" forced to work in Japanese military brothels during World War II.
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South Korea, Japan Defence Ministers to Meet in Seoul
The defence ministers of South Korea and Japan will meet in Seoul next week, officials announced today a further sign of improvements in the troubled relationship between the two US military allies.
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Man Sets Self on Fire Outside Japanese Embassy in Seoul
A man set himself on fire today outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul during a protest to demand Tokyo's apology for forcing women into military brothels during World War II.
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Japan's war legacy still remains an open wound
More than 70 years ago, at age 14, Kim Bok-dong was ordered to work by Korea's Japanese occupiers. She was told she was going to a military uniform factory, but ended up at a Japanese military-run brothel in southern China.
