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Supporter Yang Chingja, second left, hands to a government official part of hundreds of pages of documents that experts say contain proof of coercion in the military-led “comfort women” sex slavery system during World War II, as former South Korean victims, Kim Bok-dong, 88, bottom left, and Lee Yong-soo, 85, center on wheelchair, and Indonesian victim Mince, 86, far back center wearing a white cap next to Yang, look on. The group demanded Prime Minister Shinzo Abe face Japan’s wartime atrocity and formally apologize. Historians who helped compile the 529 pieces of official records, collected from in and outside Japan, show clear evidence of coercion by the Japanese military and government in recruiting and running the system. (AP Photo/Mari Yamaguchi)
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Ex-sex slaves demand Japan PM acknowledge past

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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe delivers his keynote speech on Friday, May 30, 2014 in Singapore. Abe is in Singapore to attend the 13th Asia Security Summit. (AP Photo/Wong Maye-E)
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Abe vows greater Japanese security role in Asia

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US deploys first advanced drones to Japan
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US deploys first advanced drones to Japan

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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, center, speaks to the media about a three-day talks with North Korea in Stockholm at the prime minister's official residence in Tokyo Thursday, May 29, 2014. North Korea has agreed to open a new investigation into the fate of Japanese citizens whom it abducted in the 1970s and 1980s, Japan and North Korea said Thursday. Abe said the agreement was just a first step toward resolving the kidnapping issue that has long kept the nations at odds. (AP Photo/Kyodo News) JAPAN OUT, CREDIT MANDATORY
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North Korea to investigate abductions of Japanese

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Amid Asian feuds, Japan seeks bigger security role
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Amid Asian feuds, Japan seeks bigger security role

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In this May 1, 2014 photo, Tin Hsan, a woman who’s family was forced move to make way for Thilawa Special Economic Zone, applies lime in to a betel leaf, sitting in her new home, in suburbs of Yangon, Myanmar. “My husband is a farmer and he only knows how to work in the field. Since he has no work to do, he became depressed and is now drinking day and night,” said Tin Hsan, sitting in their rickety, one-room hut that fills a barren roadside lot. “Since we moved here and live in this small place with no space to grow anything, we are living hand to mouth and we are all miserable.” (AP Photo/Khin Maung Win)
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Japan aid widens Myanmar factories vs farms divide

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Japan oil tanker explodes off SW coast; 1 missing
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Japan oil tanker explodes off SW coast; 1 missing

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Russia's President Vladimir Putin and China's President Xi Jinping agreed to deepen cooperation in a range of areas after a summit meeting this week.
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Examiner Editorial: America can’t ignore military muscle of Russia and China

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In 1st since WWII, Japan army chief visits Myanmar
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In 1st since WWII, Japan army chief visits Myanmar

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Japan pop group AKB48 cancels events after attack
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Japan pop group AKB48 cancels events after attack

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