Commenting on this, Rodong Sinmun Tuesday says:

This is an unbearable insult to the victims of the sexual slavery and mockery at them and the thrice-cursed act of treachery to cover up Japan's monstrous atrocities of violating their chastity and inflicting incurable wounds upon them.

The issue of the sexual slavery can never be settled with a petty amount of money or through the establishment of what they call the "aid foundation".

The victims of the sexual slavery and all other fellow countrymen are demanding in one voice the Japanese authorities make an official apology for the bloody past crimes and make honest reparation for them.

What is intolerable is the Park regime's reckless act of patronizing the crimes related to sexual slavery and sweeping it under the carpet.

Its ulterior purpose is to quickly find a solution to the issue of the past crimes, a hurdle in the way of tightening the nexus with Japan, and realize its long-pursued scenario to invade the north in collusion with foreign forces at any cost.

The regime is nothing but modern-day "five traitors in 1905" and a herd of ugly traitors as it is making no scruple of selling out the dignity and interests of the nation in order to do harm to the fellow countrymen in the north.

South Koreans from all walks of life should not pardon the regime's sycophancy toward Japan in the least but intensify the struggle to send all of the traitors to cemeteries.