Philadelphia Art Commission approves 'comfort women' statue to honor Korean women victimized during WWII

The statue is meant to draw attention to how the Japanese Imperial Army forced Korean women into brothels from the early 1930s through the end of World War II.

Before #MeToo, There Were the 'Comfort Women' – Justice For Comfort Women

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Art work by comfort woman – Justice For Comfort Women

Murayama critical of Japan's historical stance – Justice For Comfort Women

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Japanese gallery takes down comfort woman statue in art exhibition – Justice For Comfort Women

JFCW Activities & Sponsorship – Justice For Comfort Women

South Korea commemorates “comfort women” memorial day – Justice For Comfort Women

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New proof in 'comfort women' issue – Justice For Comfort Women

Justice For Comfort Women – Page 2 – JFCW

At 95, a lifetime of scars tell story of survivor of “comfort women” system – Justice For Comfort Women