Japan Revising Official Apology Over WWII Comfort Women Further Evidence Of Nationalistic Agenda
Japan Revising Official Apology Over WWII Comfort Women Further Evidence Of Nationalistic Agenda The way the Japanese government is reflecting over the official apology for wartime sex slaves, might truly be upsetting the surrounding countries who all suffered from Japan’s past aggression during the Second World War. Yoshihide Suga, the Chief Cabinet Secretary said that evidence received from wartime sex slaves, known as comfort women, a structure to describe sex slave who were forced to serve Japanese servicemen during the Second World War, will be reanalyzed along with the 1993 Kono Statement. According to Yoshihide Suga, the statements were taken from comfort women who felt safe enough to speak about it, now that the evidence will be “heard from behind closed doors.” A top government spokesperson said that the Japanese government will consider any necessary revisions, the Xinhuanet News reports. Suga’s arguments come at a time when tensions seem to be raising ...