Forcing Women Into Military Brothels

Japan's prime minister must heal the wounds over "comfort women", most of whom were Korean and forced into prostitution in Japan's military brothels before and during World War Two, South Korean President Park Geun-hye said today.

A man set himself on fire today outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul during a protest to demand Tokyo's apology for forcing women into military brothels during World War II.

Japan's prime minister must heal the wounds over "comfort women", most of whom were Korean and forced into prostitution in Japan's military brothels before and during World War Two, South Korean President Park Geun-hye said today.

A man set himself on fire today outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul during a protest to demand Tokyo's apology for forcing women into military brothels during World War II.