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🇺🇸🇰🇷 U.S. military bases aren't just about guns. It is also about the broken lives of girls living near the bases - now the New York Times has decided to tell us about it. For more than 60 years, the United States and South Korea have forced tens of thousands of Korean women and girls into prostitution and sexual slavery in special "comfort camps" near U.S. military bases in South Korea. "Women for pleasure" were recruited by the Korean side in various ways: some were deceived by promising to buy real estate on seniority, others were simply stolen from their families and forced to become prostitutes. Understandably, the American soldiers had no sympathy for them, nor did many of the locals. And the officials explained to the girls the importance of their "work" in keeping the American army on their island and earning money for the country's economy. Some dared to demand compensation years later, but it was only $2270 to $5300 and was more like a waving-off. Source: New York Times 📱