The Comfort Women : Historical,Political,Legal,and Moral Perspectives / by Naoko, Kumagai author, Noble, David, translator

Subjects: “…Comfort women -- Asia…”

COMFORT WOMEN : THE CAUSES OF OTHER TRADE WARS IN EAST ASIA by Gulia Ichikaya Mitzy, Tri Wahyuningrum Indarto

Subjects: “…japanese and south korean conflict, international treaties, comfort women.…”
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50 years of silence : comfort woman of Indonesia / by Ruff-O'Herne, Jan

Subjects: “…Comfort women…”

Song of survival / by 294434 Colijn, Helen

Subjects: “…Comfort women…”

‘We resolve our own sorrows’: screening comfort women in Chinese documentary films by Pingfan Zhang, Cheng Fang

“…Abstract This article adds a critical lens to the vicissitudinous public remembrance of the comfort women in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the oscillating representations of comfort women in Chinese documentary films. …”
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"For the Sake of Providing Comfort to All Imperial Soldiers Progressing on Every Front": An Analysis of Regulations on the Establishment and Management of a Japanese Panopticon Over "Comfort Women" by Kyu-hyun Jo

Subjects: “…comfort women…”
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Museums, Manga, Memorials and Korean-Japanese History Wars by Jeff KINGSTON

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Gender Issues in Comfort Woman by Nora Okja Keller by Barbora Frizelová

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“Re-membering” South Korea’s Militarized Landscapes in Pax Americana: Post-Cold War US Military Camps, Camptowns, and Former Camptown Women by Taejin Hwang

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Diaspora in Caryl Phillip's "Crossing the river" (1993) and "A Distant shore" (2003) by Thomas Bonnici

“…The old (slavery, indentured workers) and new (refugees, comfort women, immigrants seeking jobs) diasporas are analyzed within the context of Caribbean literature. …”
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Networking for Historical Justice: The Application of Graph Database Management Systems to Network Analysis Projects and the Case Study of the Reparation Movement for Japanese Colo... by Keyao Pan

“…Since the late 1980s, Asian victims of Japanese colonial and wartime atrocities (such as the infamous “comfort women” system) began to sue the Japanese government and corporations with the help of local and Japanese lawyers and activists. …”
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From Silenced Victims To National Heroines : Acts Of Impersonation In Narratives Of Le Ly Hayslip And Nora Okja Keller by Chow, Sheat Fun

“…This study focuses on the narratives of Le Ly Hayslip and Nora Okja Keller as they explore traumatic events that resulted from transnational histories; the Vietnam War (1959-1975) and the Japanese occupation of Korea during World War II in which the issue of comfort women emerged. Through Hayslip’s autobiographies When Heaven and Earth Changed Places and Child of War, Woman of Peace and Keller’s novel, Comfort Woman, the meaning of women’s sexuality and its interaction with issues of memory, nation and nationalism are explored as thematic anchors. …”
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Le Japon et la Cour pénale internationale : enjeux politiques et mémoriels by Eric Seizelet

“…The purpose of this article is to demonstrate that this delay was also motivated by two other factors : the fear that an early adhesion might stimulate in Japan the claims for reparations from comfort women and victims of forced labor during World War Two and the attitude of the USA which strongly opposed the creation of the ICC. …”
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Gender difference in understanding ageing and retirement by Nik Osman, Nik Noor Ainoon, Awang, Halimah

“…There were varying views between men and women when it came to understanding ageing in relation to life expectancy, fears of ageing, deteriorating economic status and their perception of old age comfort. Women were more optimistic about living longer compared to men but feared more the consequences of old age diseases. …”

Thailand during World War II: Impact and aftermath by Anamwathana, P

“…Furthermore, the wartime alliance with Japan avoided Thailand’s population being taken as comfort women or as forced labour on the Thailand-Burma railway. …”

Depersonalization and escaping to nature: a comfort woman’s journey in Therese Park’s A Gift of the Emperor by Somia, Ayaicha, Mani, Manimangai, Jujar Singh, Hardev Kaur, Awang, Mohamed Ewan

“…The Japanese colonization aimed at distorting the colonized subjects’ identities specifically the Korean comfort women who were the most drafted sexual slaves. …”
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