President Park should publicly apologize for South Korea's sexual violence in Vietnam
By Norm Coleman Published October 13, 2015
これはいい。
しかし、これは、冗談だろ？
By Norm Coleman Published October 13, 2015
Ms. Nguyen has led a tragic life. Both she and her mother were raped and impregnated by South Korean soldiers. After her mother passed away, Ms. Nguyen raised her mother’s son alongside her own family, fled an abusive husband, and started a new life in rural Vietnam. Her life has not been easy, but the decision to apologize to her should be.
On Thursday, I am honored to speak on behalf of Ms. Nguyen and the thousands of women like her during an event hosted by Voices of Vietnam at the National Press Club. This event is the best chance yet to bring the world’s attention to what happened to these women and their families.
It’s time to lift the veil of silence and allow those violated women – only 800 of whom are estimated to be alive today – to share their stories
これはいい。
The United States has a great history of looking back in history, bearing witness to our mistakes, and atoning for what happened. It is precisely this that has made our country a beacon of hope and freedom around the world.
しかし、これは、冗談だろ？
