S. Korean Ruling Quarters Slammed for Selling Women to U.S. Forces as Sexual Playthings

 Pyongyang, July 20 (KCNA) -- The U.S. newspaper Wall Street Journal on July 16 carried an article laying bare the hair-raising atrocities of the successive south Korean ruling quarters who offered south Korean women as sexual playthings for the U.S. imperialist aggressor forces.
    It has been recently exposed that after the Korean war the south Korean authorities connived at and helped the sexual slavery for the U.S. forces, the article said.
    Those women who suffered damage in those days filed a damage suit against the authorities and testified to the fact that the U.S. forces and the south Korean authorities operated brothels, it noted.
    The south Korean authorities in the report for 2010 clarified that the sexual slave trade grew to the scale of 7 trillion won in south Korea, stressing that easily visible in industrial districts, railway stations and in areas around military units are ads of sexual slave facilities. -0