
Last Daughters: WWII Comfort Women Speak Out
“Last Daughters” unveils the untold WWII stories of comfort women in the Chinese mainland and the Philippines, revealing pain, strength, and hope.
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“Last Daughters” unveils the untold WWII stories of comfort women in the Chinese mainland and the Philippines, revealing pain, strength, and hope.
CGTN’s ‘Last Daughters’ traces WWII comfort women survivors from the Chinese mainland and the Philippines, revealing resilience and the impact on their descendants.
More than 80 years after WWII, survivors from the Chinese mainland, South Korea and beyond reclaim their voices in the unfinished story of “comfort women” and their fight for justice.
At 96, comfort woman survivor Lee Yong-soo braves pouring rain to deliver a moving speech at Seoul rally, inspiring solidarity and remembrance among hundreds.
On Intl Comfort Women Memorial Day, survivors dwindle as voices rise in Seoul protests and remembrance across the Chinese mainland.