A film festival near Tokyo showed a documentary movie on "comfort women" Monday after its earlier decision to cancel the screening sparked controversy over freedom of expression.The movie, "Shusenjo: The Main Battle Ground of the Comfort Women Issue," was shown on the last day of the festival in the city of Kawasaki.The film focuses on the debate between conservatives and liberals about the women, mostly Korean, who were recruited to work in Japan's wartime military brothels against their will.Shuji Nakayama, head of the festival that began late last month, said public security was ensured …READ FULL ARTICLE
