6th International Memorial Day for "Comfort Women"

This powerful footage is from the Korean Council. Please see the translation below the footage.

​“I attend the Wednesday Rally to let the world know that we suffered grave pain. History is alive, so I hope that the Japanese Government will stop revising the history and learn to apologize. The future will be better if the world knows about this crime. I have heard that there still are many victims of wartime sexual violence. There shouldn’t be any more victims like us.” Won-Ok Kim (Korea, b.1928)
“I’m going to live to be 200 and receive the [official] apology from the Japanese government. If they want evidence, I will say, ‘I’m the living evidence.’” Ok-Ryun Park (Korea, b. 1928)
“We haven’t been liberated yet. I wish our descendants could live in a peaceful world without war.” Bok-Dong Kim (Korea, b.1926)
We demand

• Nullification of the 2015 agreement between South Korea and Japan
• Just resolution for Japanese military sex slaves
• Eradication of wartime sexual violence
• Building peace jointly

“Let’s meet on the 6th International Memorial Day for "Comfort Women" at Peace Road [in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul]! ​