Monday, December 19, 2011

Disorganized Ex Sex Slaves, The President Of The Rok Meet PM Japan

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Foto : Presiden Korsel Lee Myung Bak (asienspiegel)
Photos: Rok President Lee Myung Bak (asienspiegel)
TOKYO -President of South Korea (Rok) Lee Myung Bak urged the Prime Minister of Japan to take part Yoshihiko Noda responds to complaints from former sex slaves who were forced to serve the Carousel Japan in World War II era.

President Lee is currently residing in the city of Kyoto, Japan, says, the problems experienced by the former sex slaves seemed to be a hindrance for Japan and the ROK bilateral relations. However, the PRIME MINISTER said, this Stain is considered finished two years ago.

Noda said, Japan officials had apologized to former sex slaves North Korea in 2009. However, the former sex slaves keep requesting compensation to Japan. So as reported Associated Press, Sun (6/12/2011).

On 14 December, 500 old women former sex slaves do rally in front of the Office of the Embassy of Japan. They demanded an apology from Japan and the granting of compensation.

Lee also urged Japan to make Japan pay compensation to the women that old before it's too late.

"The ROK and Japan should become a partner for peace and stability in the Asian region. We all need courage to solve the problem of the former sex slaves who is currently an obstacle in the relationship of Japan and the ROK, "said Lee.

It is a demonstration of 1,000 demonstration ever conducted by the former sex slaves. This event also got a pretty surprising response from North Korea (North Korea) which was a rival of the carousel. North Korea cast a letter to his support for the former sex slaves Carousel.

According to historians, during the second world war, around 200 thousand women from Korea, China, the Philippines and other countries working in a brothel Japan. Japan had already apologized for the crimes of the women of Asia, but Japan's Government denied there were allegations that they set up a brothel.(rhs)

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