A UN committee on discrimination has urged the Japanese government to adopt a victim-centered approach toward the victims of Japan's wartime sexual slavery.<br /> The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination published the report on Thursday,... saying that the Japanese government did "not take a fully victim-centered approach."<br />It added that the 2015 agreement between Japan and the South Korean government didn't provide "unequivocal responsibility" for the human rights violations committed against the so-called 'comfort women'.<br />The committee discussed such issues for the first time in four years on August 16th and 17th. <br />Although the Commission's recommendations are not binding,.... it is customary for the country receiving the recommendations to report countermeasures before the next session. <br />
