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- Japanese colonial rule
- Japan's exploitation of other Asian countries' civilians as sex slaves etc.

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South Korea scraps Japanese fund to compensate wartime sex slaves

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Historians say tens of thousands of women from around Asia, many of them Korean, were sent to front-line military brothels to provide sex to Japanese soldiers

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- Japan tried to plead for co-operation by handing out funds to the South Korean victims, while stating that this was not compensation for their wrongdoings but rather an aid to the victims
- The funds were first accepted in 2015, but the pressure and critique from the society forced the South Korean government to deny these funds in november 2018
- This has to do with pride and ongoing grudge held by the people of South Korea and Japan's inability to admit their responsibility due to pride.

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- Is anyone familiar with this tension between these two countries?
- What about similar situations between other countries?
- Is co-operation more important than pride and dignity or the other way around?
- What about Finland's relationships with other countries and how it reflects the civilians' attitudes towards other countries and peoples?

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- atrocity
- co-operation
- fund
- diplomatic ties
- sexual slavery
- treaty
- dissolution

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Statue of peace; a statue of a teenage girl symbolising the sex slaves or "comfort women" who served the Japanese soldiers during WWII. It is located in Seoul, by the Japanese embassy.