CIIS Research on Thirty Years of Historical Memory since the Kono Statement

The China Institute of International Studies (CIIS) has published research reviewing the international understanding of the “comfort women” issue thirty years after the Kono Statement. The study examines how the issue has been framed in international discourse and memory.

The China Institute of International Studies (CIIS) has conducted research on historical memory for the 30th anniversary of the Kono Statement, reviewing the evolution of international understanding of the "comfort women" issue.

I. Research overview: CIIS released research on the 30th anniversary of the Kono Statement, reviewing the trajectory of international recognition of the "comfort women" issue. (Source: CIIS ciis.org.cn)

II. Academic significance: The research provides an academic reference for understanding the international political and historical context of the "comfort women" issue.

(Sources: CIIS ciis.org.cn. Data date: as published.)