Filipino women who were subjected to sexual slavery by the Japanese soldiers during World War II  the United Nations panel report that criticized the Philippines for allegedly not fighting for their cause.   “Masaya kami, masaya, napanalo na," said Candelaria Soliman of the Malaya Lolas, a non-profit organization aimed at providing support to survivors of sexual slavery, in JP Soriano’s report on “24 Oras Weekend" on Saturday.   (We’re happy. We won.)   Soliman was among the 24 Filipinas who had petitioned the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women to demand justice and assistance from the Philippine government.   Earlier this week,  found that the Philippine government violated the rights of "comfort women" by "failing to provide reparation, social support, and  with the harm suffered."