📰Philippines unveils World War II sex slave statue in Manila
📰Tillerson says U.S. open to North Korea talks ‘without precondition’
🗞🗞🗞Feature: Philippines unveils World War II sex slave statue in Manila🗞🗞🗞
MANILA, Dec. 8 (Xinhua) -- The Philippines unveiled a statue representing the "comfort women" in Manila on Friday, who were forced to work as sex slaves for Japanese soldiers during World War II. The seven-feet bronze sculpture depicts a blindfold, grieving woman in Maria Clara traditional Filipiniana gown. "This monument is a reminder of the Filipino women who were victims of abuses during the occupation of the Japanese forces from 1942-1945. It took a while before they came out into the open to tell their stories," read the inscription on the monument.
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🗞🗞🗞Tillerson says U.S. open to North Korea talks ‘without precondition’🗞🗞🗞
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Tuesday that the United States is open to talks with North Korea without preconditions, saying it is unrealistic for the country to give up its nuclear weapons program before discussions can begin. "It's not realistic to say we're only going to talk if you come to the table ready to give up your program, they have too much invested in it," Tillerson said at the Atlantic Council think tank. Tillerson said that President Donald Trump "is very realistic about that as well."
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