Hazama Hisatake
@Hazama_Hisatake
ジャパンタイムズの某記者。誰と知らずに話掛けて来たから、取り合えず丁寧に応対した上で「強制連行」という言葉については（誤解しているようなので）鄭大均氏の本が参考になりますよとアドバイスしたら、慌ててブロックして逃げてしまった。
Hazama Hisatake
@Hazama_Hisatake
例によってジャパンタイムスに「オランダ人のケースが！」と書いていたので、日本政府が否定している強制連行とは「徴用」の事ですよと、当時の参議院でのやり取りを要約して見せたら、動揺したんだか、感情的になったんだか・・
これは、会話をみてみたいな。
What Japan is denying about the issue of comfort women is not that some Japanese soldiers raped women---Sadly Japanese soldiers raped women just as American soldiers and Korean soldiers raped woman during Koreans war and Vietnam war.
Japan is denying that Japanese military forcibly mobilized women for prostitutes in the way that the U.S. was compulsorily drafting men during Vietnam War and Korean is still conscripting men.
Abdcuting woman was illegal. And yet the local agents abducting women were not uncommon just as there are still agents in China who abduct women and sell them to the sex industries. Japanese government cracked down on them. Regrettably despite the crackdown, there was still human trafficking just as there is still human trafficking in Japan, in Korean and in the U.S.
Keep in mind that the situations haven't changed after the Japanese colonization, during Korean War and after that. You might have heard on the news that some Korean women are still forced to work at the massage parlors in the U.S.
It seems that Hazama explained something like this to a journalist of Japan Times. As soon as Hazama advised to read the book by Chung Daekyun, the journalist blocked Hazama and ran away.
Sensationalism, not the Truth nor Justice, is the name of the game for Japan Times.
The conditions for Korean sex slaves for Japanese military are not different from the ones for sex slaves for the U.S. military.
Some women became prostitute for military out of poverty; others out of debt they owe to the loan sharks, and still others tricked: most of them suffered a great deal.
Japan apologized while Korea and the U.S. have not.
Ergo, I've been suggesting that Japan, Korea and the U.S. should work together to propose the unified solution for the issue of sex slave for military.
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