Comfort women fund launched in S. Korea

Comfort women fund launched in S. Korea

Photo taken July 28, 2016, in Seoul shows the first board meeting of the Reconciliation and Healing Foundation to provide support for surviving former comfort women. The fund, set up jointly by South Korea and Japan following an agreement in December, is headed by Kim Tae Hyun, an honorary professor at Sungshin Women's University. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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