SEOUL -- Five years after Tokyo and Seoul agreed to resolve the issue of wartime "comfort women" once and for all, progress is threatened as commemorative statues continue to go up and ongoing lawsuits demand further compensation from Japan.
Every Wednesday, members of the Korean Council (formally called the Korean Council for Justice and Remembrance for the Issues of Military Sexual Slavery by Japan) gather at the former Japanese Embassy in Seoul to demonstrate against the war atrocity.
