International Research Center · Established 2026
Historical Archives · Academic Research · International Action · Public Education
Built on cross-border archival research and independent scholarship, we preserve the memory of war victims and build a sustainable, verifiable public knowledge platform for the international community.
Research Infrastructure
From archival preservation to public outreach, every public item retains source, version, provenance, and review records.
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This overview tracks international mechanisms addressing the “comfort women” issue, from UN engagement to memorial-day activities and advocacy campaigns. It provides a dated survey of how the issue continues to be raised internationally.
Read More →The International Research Center on Historical Issues of Comfort Women has launched its digital archive and published its first round of content. This update introduces the center’s ongoing work on archives, research, and public education.
Read More →This FAQ explains how to submit historical materials to the center and how submitted materials are accessed and used. It covers the L0–L3 access tiers, usage rights, and the review process for new submissions.
Read More →Open Archive
Public directories are separated from sensitive evidence; the site does not store undisclosed victim testimonies, ID documents, or internal legal opinions.