An unveiling ceremony was held Sunday near Washington for a statue of a girl dedicated to Korean women forced to work in Japanese wartime military brothels, making it the fifth of its kind in the United States.The life-size statue symbolizing "comfort women" sits on the front lawn of a commercial building in Annandale, Virginia, where many Korean Americans live. It took about three years to find its "permanent home," which was initially hoped to be in the U.S. capital itself, according to civic groups that organized the event.The statue is a "physical and ongoing reminder of the past wrongd…READ FULL ARTICLE
