Recording survivor testimonies requires careful attention to research methods and ethics. This article discusses the practices used in "comfort women" oral history work.
I. Methods: Oral history collection involves building trust with survivors, conducting interviews over time, and systematically recording testimonies. Researchers must balance the goals of documentation with the well-being of survivors. (Sources: Shanghai Normal University official website; public reports)
II. Ethics: Protecting survivors' dignity and privacy is paramount. Consent must be obtained, and sensitive personal information must be handled with strict confidentiality. This site applies anonymity and privacy protection to all content involving victims.
III. Value: Oral history is a foundational source for understanding the "comfort women" system, preserving first-hand testimonies for academic research and public memory.
(Sources: Shanghai Normal University official website; public reports)