The complainants were taken to the dreaded Bahay na Pula, where mass rapes and murders were committed by the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II.
On March 8, the United Nations (UN) Women's Rights Committee ruled that the Philippines "violated the rights" of Filipino women who were forced into sexual slavery by the the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II. Also known as comfort women, ...
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