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Chinese plaintiff Guo Xicui (in wheelchair), a woman who was forced to be a sex slave for Japanese invading troops in China during World War II, or so-called "comfort woman", holding the portrait of another plaintiff Hou Qiaolian who died of illness in 1999, leaves the Tokyo higher court in Tokyo, capital of Japan, on March 18, 2005. The Tokyo higher court on Friday rejected appeals for compensation and apology from Japanese government by Guo Xicui and Hou's relatives.
Chinese plaintiff Guo Xicui (in wheelchair), a woman who was forced to be a sex slave for Japanese invading troops in China during World War II, or so-called "comfort woman", holding the portrait of another plaintiff Hou Qiaolian who died of illness in 1999, denounces the atrocities of the Japanese troops, outside the Tokyo higher court in Tokyo, capital of Japan, on March 18, 2005.
Japanese people express their solidarity with Chinese plaintiff Guo Xicui (not seen in the picture), a woman who was forced to be a sex slave for Japanese invading troops in China during World War II, or so-called "comfort woman", outside the Tokyo higher court in Tokyo, capital of Japan, on March 18, 2005.
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