A film festival that began over the weekend near Tokyo has decided not to show a documentary movie featuring social debate on "comfort women," many of them Korean, who were recruited to work in Japan's wartime military brothels against their will.The organizer said it could not avoid changing its initial plan of showing the film -- "Shusenjo: The Main Battle Ground of the Comfort Women Issue" -- after the city of Kawasaki, a co-sponsor of the festival, expressed concerns.It said the city, which has provided 6 million yen ($55,200) for the "Kawasaki Shinyuri Film Festival," was worried about…READ FULL ARTICLE
