US demands apology for wartime sex slavery

A Japanese official responded to a US demand for a formal apology over wartime sex slavery practices by saying that Japan had already made amends.

A Japanese official responded to a US demand for a formal apology over wartime sex slavery practices by saying that Japan had already made amends.

The US House of Representatives yesterday approved a resolution urging Japan to “formally acknowledge, apologise and accept historical responsibility in a clear and unequivocal manner” for the suffering of so-called “comfort women” during the Second World War.

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