The 1,000th weekly protest
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Published: 26 Dec. 2011, 17:57

The 1,000th weekly protest

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Former “comfort women,” or sex slaves of the Japanese military, and their supporters hold their 1,000th weekly protest on Dec. 14 outside the Japanese Embassy in Seoul at a newly erected Peace Monument, a sculpture of a young comfort woman. They vowed to continue their struggle for an apology from Japan’s government and compensation for their suffering during World War II. [YONHAP]

서울 주한 일본대사관 앞에 새로 세운 위안부 소녀를 형상화한 평화비 앞에서 12월14일 위안부 할머니들과 지지자들이 제 1,000차 정기 수요집회를 열고 있다. 위안부 할머니들은 2차 세계대전 동안 겪은 인권유린에 대해 일본정부가 공식 사과하고 보상할 때까지 시위를 계속하겠다고 다짐했다. [연합]
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