'Camellia Flower's Old Woman', which means a noble spirit that is continued even in the cold weather, refers to Lee Soon-Deok. She was an old woman who was the oldest female among the 'Comfort Women' victims. Approximately 80 years backto past, the time when Korea was under the period of Japanese Colonialism, they had to be shifted to far-off foreign lands that were unfamiliar and strange to them when they were young, awkward girl. Staying in foreign lands for a long time, they received insulting treatments and compulsory intercourses. The numerous affronts that they received from the Japanese forces have lasted until today when the girls became old women, but Japan does give any proper apologies to the victims of comfort women that only 38 senior citizens left nowadays.

     Comfort women existed in Japanese colonial era, and it was a king of a plaything that was given to Japanese troops so that they would be satisfied with their sexual desire. It is a significant and a politically sensitive issue in the way that Japan did malfeasance targeting Korean women. Even though the time passes about 80 years since they have committed those brutalities, nobody receives their sincere apologies. What was worse, Japan even suggested concurrence about comfort women between two countries, Korea and Japan and the agreement succeeded. The contents of comfort women concurrence is this: Acception of Japanese forces' participation, supervisor, responsibility of the Japanese Government, apologies from Abe, offering Y1 billion to the victims and many others.
    

     Suggested those ridiculous agreement already, Japan asked for another demand about a monument for comfort women. The monuments are an enormous already, Japan asked for another demand about monument for comfort women. The monuments have an enormous symbol that reveals a sorrowful spirit of the victims. They are installed in South Korea, USA and other countries to show the courage of the victims and recovery of human rights. Japan expressed their intentions to tear down the monuments located in many different countries. However, citizens of South Korea flatly disagree about the demolition of the monuments.

     Nevertheless, Japan's forced demands and efforts to erase their barbarity in the past is getting higher, rather Korean people get together to protect the rights of the comfort women victims. On Wednesdays, Korean citizens gather in front of the Japanese Embassy and show their wills. This weekend, it was the 1277th rally since it has started in January 1992. The struggle to recover victims' rights that were damaged by unforgettable affairs is still continued in South Korea every day, month and year.

 
April 16th, By So-yeon Kim