This story is archived

Man Protests Sex Slaves at Japan Embassy »

Posted by: STONERS 2 years, 7 months ago

Archived 17 0 drops

A South Korean activist scaled a wall of the Japanese Embassy on Wednesday and staged a brief protest of Tokyo's refusal to acknowledge it forced Korean and Chinese women to work as sex slaves during World War II.

Read Full Story at news.aol.com »

Submitted By:

STONERS

Welcome to my profile...I've started a ""STONERS Daily News Group"" Please stop by and have a look and join if you like it ...

Who Also Submitted:

This Story is Archived and Commenting is Closed

Comments: 1

Avg rating: (+0/-0 0)
STONERS
March 21, 2007, 12:26 p.m.
Oh Sung-taek stomped on a Japanese flag and shouted anti-Japanese slogans for 10 minutes atop one of the buildings before he was removed by police, witnesses and a police officer said. He wore a placard with a picture of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that read: "Destroy History Distortion."
Oh was among 100 protesters gathered outside the embassy for a rally that has been held every Wednesday since 1992 to demand that Japan apologize and compensate World War II sex slaves, also called "comfort women" for Japanese troops.

All 1 comment are shown.

Hello!