The fate of a few of these women of all ages is the concentrate of the 60-moment episode Spring, with the peace monument in entrance of the Japanese embassy in Seoul also enjoying a significant function. In June 2017, Brookhaven, Georgia unveiled a statue memorializing the Comfort Women of World War II. On September 22, 2017, in an initiative led by the regional Chinese-American local community, San Francisco erected a privately funded San Francisco Comfort Women Memorial to the consolation ladies of World War II. On August 16, 2014, a new memorial statue honoring the comfort women of all ages was unveiled in Southfield, Michigan. The court docket declared that the intergovernmental ease and comfort women arrangement "surely lacked transparency or was deficient in recognizing 'legal responsibility' and on the nature of the a person billion yen presented by the Japanese federal government". However, just one Korean information firm, Hankyoreh, reported that it fails to incorporate the request from the survivals of sexual slavery to point out the Japanese government's lawful duty for the state-level crime of implementing a technique of sexual slavery. I Can Speak is a 2017 South Korean comedy-drama film starring Na Moon-hee as an elderly female who travels to the United States to testify about her practical experience as a comfort female.
