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Japan's wartime sex slaves are fighting for justice

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Survivor Lee Yong-soo continues her fight for an apology and resolution on behalf of the 200,000 plus women and girls who were forced into sexual slavery under the Japanese military, before time runs out. They were euphemistically known as 'comfort women'.
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