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New Zealand Cancels Commemorative Statue After Japanese Pressure Over 'Comfort Women' Issue
New Zealand has abandoned plans for a commemorative statue following pressure from Japan, a decision linked to the historical issue of 'comfort women' forced into sexual slavery during World War II.
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