The head of a Tainan-based association promoting the rights of comfort women, along with several Tainan City councilors and legislators of the opposition Kuomintang (KMT) delivered a petition to the Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association's (JTEA's) Taipei office Monday in a protest over a Japanese man who was spotted appearing to kick Taiwan's first comfort women statue in Tainan earlier this month.
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