In Memoriam of Pian Huanying, a “comfort women” survivor
To our beloved community, we have sad news. We learned with great pain, on December 29, 2020, that one of the few remaining survivors of Japan's "comfort women" system, Pian…
STAND with "Comfort Women" Yale
STAND with “Comfort Women:” The Struggle for Justice – YALE
We invite you to watch Yale's first "Stand with Comfort Women" webinar: STAND with “Comfort Women”: The Struggle for Justice, of our bi-weekly summer webinar series! If the video below…
The last letter from a “Comfort Woman” to the Japanese Emperor
My name is Won-ok Gil, a so-called “Comfort Woman." “I am now 92-years old. My wish before I die, is for the truth be revealed and to receive your sincere…
“Voices of the ‘Comfort Women’” campaign—UNESCO Memory of the World Register
Background of the “Voices of the ‘Comfort Women’” campaign in the UNESCO Memory of the World Register It has been extremely difficult and political to get “Comfort Women" documents accepted…
“Japanese Student Union” of Stanford Gives “Comfort Women” Presentation
“Japanese Student Union” of Stanford gave a presentation on Japan’s denial and failure to adequately apologize for its war crimes, and a brief history of Japanese Military’s sex slave system.…