For these women to have endured such literal hell and never live to see a genuine apology or recognition of their suffering is heartbreaking 😢
May she rest in peace
“Immediately after the first Korean comfort women spoke out publicly for the first time in 1992, TWRF organized a hotline for former sex slaves from Taiwan to call and make themselves known, as well as investigative teams and research projects, thus spearheading a movement highlighting the plight of the former sex slaves and seeking justice and compensation for them.”
A sorrowful part of history. Just throwing it out there, there is a excellent book called “The rape of Nanking” which documents the ferocity of Japanese occupation in the city of Nanking. Really very eye-opening, as it’s something I had never heard about in western history text books, and seems to be relatively unknown or not talked about.
It’s quite distressing, and may not be suitable for all people to read, but it shows a truth of war that is often not documented.
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For these women to have endured such literal hell and never live to see a genuine apology or recognition of their suffering is heartbreaking 😢
May she rest in peace
“Immediately after the first Korean comfort women spoke out publicly for the first time in 1992, TWRF organized a hotline for former sex slaves from Taiwan to call and make themselves known, as well as investigative teams and research projects, thus spearheading a movement highlighting the plight of the former sex slaves and seeking justice and compensation for them.”
A sorrowful part of history. Just throwing it out there, there is a excellent book called “The rape of Nanking” which documents the ferocity of Japanese occupation in the city of Nanking. Really very eye-opening, as it’s something I had never heard about in western history text books, and seems to be relatively unknown or not talked about.
It’s quite distressing, and may not be suitable for all people to read, but it shows a truth of war that is often not documented.