Philippine sex slaves say Japan not fit for Security Council sea

Philippine sex slaves say Japan not fit for Security Council sea

MANILA, Philippines - About 100 aging Filipino women forced into sexual slavery during World War II and their supporters shout their appeals at a rally in front of the Japanese Embassy in Manila on Aug. 10. They protested what they called Japan's evasion of responsibility for wartime atrocities. (Kyodo)

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