The commentary said the solidarity could hardly repress resentment at the humiliating talks with Japan as the authorities played into the hands of foreign forces.

The commentary went on:

The talks greatly disappointed the victims who demanded an official apology and reparation from Japan for several decades in pain as they totally lacked the basic direction of settling the issue of the sexual slavery for the Imperial Japanese Army.

The present chief executive has never accused the Japanese government of openly evading its responsibility.

The commentary strongly condemned the present "government" for agreeing to tighten alliance with the U.S. and Japan and strengthen military cooperation with Japan, totally defying the public demand for peace in the East Asia.

The stance of the "government" to tighten alliance with outsiders, leaving aside the past history, was again proved, the commentary concluded.