Speaking of comfort women, it is a scar, of course, history.

"Comfort Women" is renamed "Sexual Slaves"

Comfort women refer to a kind of military slavery carried out by the Japanese government and its army in order to successfully implement and complete the war of aggression against Asia during the Second World War. Chinese and Korean historians believe that it is mainly through deception and coercion. Most of the comfort women come from China, Korea Peninsula, Japan, Japan and Taiwan. There are also many women from Ryukyu, Southeast Asia, the Netherlands and other places. Among them, the comfort women gathered in Japan are also called the Japanese Women's Standing Up Team.

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In 1996, the United Nations issued a report on Japanese comfort women, which identified the comfort women system as sexual slavery.

In July 2012, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton instructed all U.S. documents and statements to ban the Japanese literal translation of the word "comfort women" and replace it with "forced sexual slavery" in order to demand that Japan face up to sexual atrocities during World War II. Since then, the Korean government has also indicated that it is considering replacing "comfort women" with similar terms.

On December 6, 2012, Chinese historians at the publishing conference of "The Whole History of the Nanjing Massacre" proposed that the "comfort women" of China, Korea (which was a part of Japan during World War II) and other countries that the Japanese army had forcibly conquered during the war of aggression against China should be renamed "sexual slaves".

"Comfort Women" is renamed "Sexual Slaves"

On December 1, 2015, the exhibition hall at the old site of the comfort house in Liji Lane, Nanjing, the branch of the Memorial Hall for the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre of the Japanese invaders, was officially opened to the public.

On December 28, 2015, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe apologized to South Korea for the issue of comfort women.

On May 31, 2016, non-governmental organizations from 11 countries and regions such as China and South Korea launched a new application for registration of World Memory List.

Mr. Niu, who works in gmtlight, said that comfort women reflected the cruelty of war and were part of the trauma of war. Although most of the comfort women recruited at that time are no longer live, history cannot be forgotten and can not be repeated.

"Comfort Women" is renamed "Sexual Slaves" now.