31.   Many accuse Japan of trying to bury its past, without fully facing up to its crimes, including the induction of thousands of Korean women into sexual slavery.

32.   Middle and high school history textbooks include only one sentence on the tragedy of Korean women.

33.   New centers help Korean women hold on to some childbirth customs.

34.   North Korea wants Japan to compensate victims of forced labor camps and military run brothels where Korean women were forced to serve as sex slaves to Japanese soldiers.

35.   One Korean woman died in the blaze, and police said other foreigners were among the dead, although they could not yet be identified.

36.   Seven Korean women accepted the money earlier this month, prompting a protest by Kim.

37.   South Korea is upset by failure in those textbooks to mention the many Korean women who were forced into sexual slavery for Japanese soldiers during World War II.

38.   A third even contains a photograph showing a demonstration by Korean women seeking reparations.

39.   They also argue that the current Japanese government had nothing to do with forcing Korean women to serve as sex slaves for Japanese soldiers during World War II.

40.   They also quarrelled over compensation for Korean women forced into prostitution for Japanese soldiers during World War II.