South Korea on Saturday marked the 30th anniversary of the day the first South Korean woman publicly spoke out about her experiences as a "comfort woman" during World War II as it commemorated those who were forced to work in the Japanese military's wartime brothels.In a prerecorded video message for the Japanese Military Comfort Women Victims Memorial Day, President Moon Jae In reiterated that his government will seek to restore the honor and dignity of the women while pursuing solutions based on a "victim-centered approach."The president's message, which was delivered as part of a governm…READ FULL ARTICLE
