"Comfort women" statue in Seoul designated as public facility

Photo taken Sept. 28, 2017, shows a statue symbolizing "comfort women" in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul. The statue has been designated as a public sculpture by a local authority, in a move likely to upset Tokyo. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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