Update 11/17/2015 – This story has been updated with an additional quote from Phil Robertson.
The deputy director of Human Rights Watch's Asia Division harshly criticized South Korea’s decision to publish government-designated history textbook on Monday.
Update 11/17/2015 – This story has been updated with an additional quote from Phil Robertson.
The deputy director of Human Rights Watch's Asia Division harshly criticized South Korea’s decision to publish government-designated history textbook on Monday.
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