Show Navigation
back to search results

WednesdayProtestSeoul

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA: A South Korean man leads chants against the Japanese embassy in Seoul during the Wednesday protest. The Wednesday protests have been taking place since January 1992. Protesters want the Japanese government to apologize for the forced sexual enslavement of up to 400,000 Asian women during World War II. The women, euphemistically called "Comfort Women" were drawn from territories Japan conquered during the war and many came from Korea, which was a Japanese colony in the years before and during the war. The "comfort women" issue is still a source of anger of many people in northeast Asian areas like South Korea, Manchuria and some parts of China. PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
Wednesday Demonstration demanding Japan to redress the Comfort Women problems

Add to Cart Add to Lightbox Download
Filename
WednesdayProtestSeoul003.jpg
Copyright
© 2018 Jack Kurtz
Image Size
5184x3888 / 12.2MB
Contained in galleries
South Korea (All)
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA: A South Korean man leads chants against the Japanese embassy in Seoul during the Wednesday protest. The Wednesday protests have been taking place since January 1992. Protesters want the Japanese government to apologize for the forced sexual enslavement of up to 400,000 Asian women during World War II. The women, euphemistically called "Comfort Women" were drawn from territories Japan conquered during the war and many came from Korea, which was a Japanese colony in the years before and during the war. The "comfort women" issue is still a source of anger of many people in northeast Asian areas like South Korea, Manchuria and some parts of China. PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ <br /> Wednesday Demonstration demanding Japan to redress the Comfort Women problems
Info