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South Korean President insists sex slave issue is not over
Moon Jae In addresses a crowd on South Korea's Independence Movement Day yesterday

SOUTH KOREAN President Moon Jae In assured citizens today that, whatever Japan may say, the wartime sex slave issue is not over.

In a speech marking a national holiday commemorating Korean resistance to Japanese occupation, President Moon said that Japan cannot declare the issue to have been relegated to history, insisting that Tokyo must apologise and confront its wrongdoings.

"As the perpetrator, the Japanese government shouldn't say: 'It's over'," he insisted.

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