S. Korean lawmakers on Kono statement drafting verification

S. Korean lawmakers on Kono statement drafting verification

SEOUL, South Korea - Kim Han Gil (L) and Ahn Cheol Soo, co-leaders of South Korea's main opposition New Politics Alliance for Democracy, express concerns in Seoul on June 19, 2014, over the recent study by the Japanese government into the process leading to the drafting of the Kono Statement regarding the "comfort women" issue.

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