New 4-Volume History Illuminates Japan’s WWII ‘Comfort Women’ System
A new four-volume history of Japan’s wartime ‘comfort women’ system was unveiled at a Shanghai symposium, drawing on 30 years of pan-Asia research to illuminate a suppressed past.
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Remembering the Chinese Mainland ‘Comfort Women’ Tragedy
Nearly a century later, we remember the Chinese mainland ‘comfort women’ tragedy: over 2,100 stations and 400,000 victims across 11 Asian countries and regions during WWII.
Remembering WWII’s ‘Comfort Women’ and Forced Labor Across Asia
A concise look at WWII’s horrific ‘comfort women’ system and forced labor across Asia, highlighting survivor testimonies and the ongoing call for recognition and justice.
Inside Taipei’s Ama Museum: Uncovering WWII Comfort Women Stories
Discover Taipei’s Ama Museum, which documents the stories of 59 comfort women in Taiwan region with 5,000+ oral histories, photos, films and artifacts, preserving WWII human rights history.