Erasing Memory: Two dismantled statues are all Filipinos have for forgotten Filipino WWII Comfort Women
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The Marcos and Duterte governments are but the latest administrations accused of avoidance, denial, and inaction despite a recent United Nations call for the Philippines to acknowledge, honor, and deliver justice for Japan’s sex slaves in World War II.
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