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Reuters SEOUL South Korea 3/30/2011

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A South Korean woman, who says she was forced to serve Japanese soldiers as a sex slave during World War Two, takes part in an anti-Japan protest in front of the Japanese embassy in Seoul March 30, 2011. The protesters demanded an official apology over the issue that Japan systematized "comfort women" during the war, and asked for full compensation for the victims from the Japanese government. Elderly Chinese and Korean women forced to work as "comfort women" for Japanese troops have had little success in pressing their case for compensation. The blue banner reads; "Cheers! (earthquake and tsunami-stricken) Japan! Cheers! Comfort women!" REUTERS/Jo Yong-Hak (SOUTH KOREA - Tags: CIVIL UNREST POLITICS)