North Korea’s state media has devoted back-to-back days to the “Comfort Women” issue, going as far as to agree with a South Korean newspaper’s take on the matter.
An editorial in Wednesday’s Rodong Sinmun detailed Japanese documents found in Northeastern China that reportedly contain information on sexual slavery in the Imperial Japanese Army.
North Korea’s state media has devoted back-to-back days to the “Comfort Women” issue, going as far as to agree with a South Korean newspaper’s take on the matter.
An editorial in Wednesday’s Rodong Sinmun detailed Japanese documents found in Northeastern China that reportedly contain information on sexual slavery in the Imperial Japanese Army.
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