
According to media reports, local officials in Auckland decided on Tuesday not to allow the installation of a “comfort women” statue on public land in the city. Rebekah Jaung, the chairperson of the Aotearoa New Zealand Statue of Peace committee, which has been promoting the statue’s establishment, told the Global Times on Tuesday evening that she felt “extremely disappointed” with the decision. She said they were familiar with how the #Japanese government has opposed similar memorials elsewhere, but it’s pretty shocking that a country like Japan would so blatantly try to silence a monument honoring women on the other side of the world.
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