An activist shouts slogans at a protest held by South Korean women, who said they were forced to become sex slaves, or "comfort women", for soldiers by the Japanese military during World War Two, in front of the Japanese embassy in Seoul April 11, 2007. The protesters demanded legalistic compensation from Japan and that Tokyo does not pervert history, including its atrocities during World War Two. The sign which was made to denounce Japan and its flag reads, 'Are you going to hand down the responsibility of apology to your posterity?'. REUTERS/You Sung-Ho (SOUTH KOREA) 

Two Indonesian men stand guard behind a fence surrounding a predominantly ethic-Chunese luxury housing complex in West Jakarta November 3. Indonesia's ethnic Chinese were particular targets of the violence and some human rights groups said at least 168 were raped in a systematic campaign, sparking widespread anti-Indonesia protests especially in Chinese communities around the world.

EN/TAN/WS 

A girl and her parents, joins dozens of protesters as they stage a candle light vigil outside the Indonesian consulate in Hong Kong August 26, paying tribute for those who were killed during the May riots in Indonesia. The group also denounced Indonesia's denial of systematic rapes to ethnic Chinese. Indonesia's intelligence services was quoted on Tuesday saying there was no evidence to support allegations of systematic rapes during the riots.

BY/FY/JDP 

Protesters from the Democratic Party chant slogans outside China's Foreign Ministry office in Hong Kong August 26. They are against China offering loans to Indonesia while the country denies systematic rapes to the Chinese during the May riots in Jakarta. Indonesia's intelligence services was quoted on Tuesday saying there was no evidence to support allegations of systematic rapes during the riots, which were denounced by several human rights and non-governmental groups. Placard in Chinese reads "Protect women and defend human rights".

BY/CC/JDP 

The parents of raped and murdered British teenager Caroline Dickinson (C and R) discuss with their lawyer Herve Rouzeau-Lebeuf (L) as they leave the office of new judge in charge of the case Renaud Van Ruymbeke at Rennes appeal court, August 14.The appeal court removed Judge Gerard Zaug from the case and entrused it to Judge Renaud Van Ruymbeke.The court also ordered police to carry out systematic genetic tests on all men aged 15 to 35 in Pleine-Fougeres, the Britanny village where Caroline Dickinson was killed.