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South Korea: Former Comfort Women Held 1000th Protest

Written byLee Yoo Eun
Posted 14 December 2011 16:24 GMT

South Korean former ‘comfort women’ who were forced into Japan's wartime military brothels held their 1,000th weekly protest and placed a statue of a sex slave outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul. South Korea's citizen media, Wiki Tree consolidated twitter photos of the rally.

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