South Korea invited Tuesday a former "comfort woman," who has spoken widely of her suffering from being forced into sex slavery by the Japanese during World War II, to a state banquet it hosted for U.S. President Donald Trump.The invitation prompted Japan to lodge what an aide to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe describes as a "protest" to South Korea through diplomatic channels.South Korean President Moon Jae In's office made the announcement about her participation, just ahead of his talks in Seoul with Trump, who arrived earlier in the day from Tokyo as part of his five-nation Asian tour.The at…READ FULL ARTICLE