FILIPINO "COMFORT WOMEN" DISPLAY ANTI-AMERICAN PLACARD BESIDE THEIR FELLOW PROTESTER WEARING A ..., 2002-02-05 (photo)

FILIPINO "COMFORT WOMEN" DISPLAY ANTI-AMERICAN PLACARD BESIDE THEIR FELLOW PROTESTER WEARING A PAPER CARDBOARD MASK OF PRESIDENT ARROYO AND UNCLE SAM. A Filipino pretending to be "comfort women" holdss an anti-American placard beside fellow protesters wearing paper cardboard masks depicting Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and Uncle Sam during a rally in front of the U.S. embassy in Manila February 5, 2002. The protestors re-enacted scenes of World War II rapes to remind President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo of the ordeal of the so-called comfort women, or sex slaves. The group also warned President Arroyo that the U.S. military intervention would only pave the way for the establishment of "U.S. comfort stations" in areas near the U.S. military camps. REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco