The article said that the international community is becoming increasingly vocal denouncing the sexual slavery committed by the Imperial Japanese Army branded as a hideous crime against humanity, but the present Japanese politicians are insisting that forcible drafting of "comfort women" was not truth.

Under the subtitles "Appeal to world conscience", "I was slave-hunter", etc. the article referred in detail to the miserable fate of the Korean women who were drafted as sexual slaves of the Imperial Japanese Army and the testimonies made by the Japanese who took part in forceful drafting of them.

Data on the forceful drafting of sexual slaves by the Imperial Japanese Army are being disclosed in succession in national archives of the U.S., the article said, and went on:

The recently declassified confidential documents note that Japanese who had been in Korea forcefully drafted Korean women at the request of the Imperial Japanese Army.

It is truth of history.

The Nigerian National Committee for the Study of the Juche Idea posted on its website an article slamming the sexual slavery of Japan on the same day.