Eric V. Kirk·Oct 26Comfort Women — The Forgotten Sex Trafficking of the Japanese OccupationsI took my Korean-American daughter Lilith to Chinatown last week. I wanted to show her this memorial to the “comfort women” who were…A response icon4A response icon4
The Counterarchives Project·Jun 4Introduction: The Imperial Production of the UngrievableThe Japanese military “comfort women” system constitutes one of the most extensive yet persistently unresolved regimes of wartime sexual…
MG Singh·Mar 27Sex, Japanese and Car Nicobar TribalsRecently while going through some old notes of mine, I came across some jottings, I had made of my many visits to Car Nicobar island nearly…
Lindsey Oh·Oct 16, 2025Speaking for the Silenced: My Speech In Support of Korea’s Forgotten WomenDuring WWII, the Japanese imperial armed forces forced hundreds of thousands of girls and women from Korea and other occupied territories…
Lei Yan·Apr 14, 2025Whose History Prevails?When states weaponize cultural policy to erase atrocities, the world must respond with truth and remembrance.
Vanshika Kumar·Feb 23, 2025The Reframing of Korean “Comfort Women” Through 8 DecadesIn memory of Gil Won-ok, who passed away on February 16, 2025
王庆民 Wang Qingmin·Nov 5, 2024Writer Wang Qingmin’s response to the Frankfurt Book Fair’s forced expulsion and indefinite ban…Frankfurt Book Fair Organizers:
王庆民 Wang Qingmin·Nov 3, 2024Writer Wang Qingmin displayed posters and shouted slogans at the Frankfurt Book Fair, remembering…Around 13:00 on October 18, I (Wang Qingmin, a Chinese writer living in Europe) displayed posters opposing the removal of the “comfort…
王庆民 Wang Qingmin·Oct 2, 2024参加柏林“慰安妇”雕像四周年纪念、保卫雕像筹款晚会9月28日，我参加了柏林米特区的“慰安妇”/“和平少女”雕像竖立四周年纪念仪式，暨反对德国政府在日本压力下拆毁雕像的呼吁活动。
