SEOUL: South Korean women forced into wartime sexual slavery and hundreds of supporters held a rally against a “humiliating” deal with Japan designed to settle the issue, and vowed to keep fighting for justice.
Japan offered an apology and a ¥1bil (RM36mil) payment on Monday to the 46 surviving South Korean women, under an agreement which both nations described as “final and irreversible.”
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