The blood debt must not be forgotten! They are still waiting for an apology.
今天是第10个世界慰安妇纪念日。侵华战争期间，日军实施惨无人道的“慰安妇”制度，数十万女性被迫沦为“性奴隶”， […]
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中心动态、新闻稿与媒体资料。
Civil society groups are calling on UNESCO to include the comfort women documents in its register.
周日，一个公民团体联盟敦促联合国教科文组织迅速推进一项长期停滞的申请，将与日本战时对妇女实施性奴役有关的文件列 […]
Read More →Post-war takeover of Japanese-occupied assets and investigation of war losses archives
Archives created after the Chinese government took over […]
Read More →International Action Watch: A Review of Mechanisms on the "Comfort Women" Issue
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 →Only Six "Comfort Women" Survivors Remain on the Chinese Mainland
According to public records, only six registered survivors of Japan’s wartime “comfort women” system remain on the Chinese mainland as of 2026. This article reports on the declining number of survivors and the urgent need to preserve their testimonies.
Read More →Only Six Registered Survivors of the "Comfort Women" System Remain in Mainland China
As of August 14, 2026, the number of registered survivors of Japan’s wartime “comfort women” system in mainland China has fallen to six. This report details the survivor registration data and its decline over time.
Read More →"Comfort Women" Memorial Day: Commemorations Held in South Korea, Germany, and the Philippines
Around August 14, 2026, commemorative activities for “comfort women” victims were held in South Korea, Germany, the Philippines, and elsewhere. This report covers the gatherings and their calls for Japan to issue a formal apology.
Read More →14th International "Comfort Women" Memorial Day: Only Six Registered Survivors Remain in Mainland China
On the 14th memorial day, August 14, 2026, only six registered survivors of Japan’s wartime “comfort women” system remained on the Chinese mainland. This news report marks the day and the declining number of survivors.
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