Group home for former "comfort women" in S. Korea

Group home for former "comfort women" in S. Korea

Busts of women are pictured on Jan. 8, 2021, in front of the "House of Sharing," a group home on the outskirts of Seoul for Korean women who were forced into wartime Japanese military brothels.

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