Family Works to Keep Iris Chang’s Legacy Alive
American writer, Iris Chang, wrote the “Rape of Nanking." It became a best-seller, shining a light on that dark period of history. CGTN reporter Mark Niu profiled Chang's parents who…
CWJC Statement at Unveiling of the Memorial for “Comfort Women” in San Francisco
We stand here today, united, as we bear witness to the suffering of hundreds of thousands of women and girls, euphemistically called “Comfort Women,” who were sexually enslaved by the…
President Trump hugs Grandma Lee in South Korea
CWJC Calls on the World to Support ‘Comfort Women’
As President Trump travels to Japan, Japanese officials launch media campaign attempting to “rewrite” their history. The meeting between the President Trump and the “living proof” of the Japanese…
CWJC Letters to SF Chronicle in Response to Lizzie Johnson’s “‘Comfort Women’ Memorial Nears Final OK” (February 9, 2017)
Judith Mirkinson No apologies Regarding “ ‘Comfort women’ memorial nears final OK” (Feb. 9): We’d like to correct Lizzie Johnson’s assertion that the Japanese government has apologized about the Imperial…
Remembrance As Resistance: “Comfort Women” and the US Pivot to Asia
First Published Jun 27, 2016, http://18millionrising.org/2016/06/remembrance-as-resistance.html Miho Kim Lee, CWJC Coordinator, The author (center) holds an image of Zainichi Korean “Comfort Woman” survivor Song Shing-do halmoni, with Yuri Kochiyama (bottom right) at…
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