The South Korean government said in a report Wednesday that it failed to sufficiently gather opinions from women who were forced to work in Japanese wartime military brothels, before reaching a 2015 deal with Japan on so-called "comfort women."The report, compiled by a government task force that was reviewing the two-year-old agreement reached under the previous government, also revealed an undisclosed deal with Japan on the issue."A victim-oriented approach, which has been accepted as a norm of the international community for human rights of wartime women, has not been fully reflected (in …READ FULL ARTICLE
