"평화의 동상" (Statue of Peace) is a bronze statue located in Seoul, South Korea. It commemorates the victims of sexual slavery during World War II, particularly the women known as "comfort women." The statue depicts a young girl sitting on a chair, symbolizing the hope for justice and healing. Unveiled in 2011, the statue serves as a reminder of the atrocities faced by these women and aims to promote awareness and dialogue about human rights issues. It has become a significant landmark for peace and reconciliation, drawing attention from both local and international communities.