South Korean President Moon Jae In said Thursday a two-year-old deal struck with Japan cannot resolve the "comfort women" issue because negotiations that led to the agreement were flawed, as suggested in a recent government report.Moon has directed his government to compile a new policy on the issue, but a high-level official at the presidential office indicated that a decision on the matter will likely be taken early next month as it is necessary to hear the opinions of the women who were forced to work in Japanese wartime military brothels.Seoul might call for Tokyo to renegotiate the dea…READ FULL ARTICLE
