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Memorial Statue of "Comfort Women" in San Francisco建議在三藩市花園角設置“慰安婦”紀念碑

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C. M. Leung
10 years ago

I strongly support.

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YingKing Yu
10 years ago

not denying this cruel fact by the Japanese government will be good for the future of Japan and a great contribution to world peace!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

It is absolutely the right thing to do !!!

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Kai Zhu
10 years ago

History should neither be distorted nor forgetten

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Stone Lin
10 years ago

If you don't respect history, history will get back to you!

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Ignatius Y. Ding
10 years ago

http://www.global-alliance.net/images/Japanese-War-Crimes.jpg

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Daniel Huang
10 years ago Featured

It is even more critical today to build this monument as Japanese Government denying such crime and change their history book to educate their students that this was never happened before. Let this monument as a reminder not to repeat such kind of history on earth forever!

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Ignatius Y. Ding
10 years ago

Japan must answer for its war crimes squarely. 日本務必诚恳对二战暴行徹底交待。请上网签名支持 -- 「建立“慰安婦”纪念碑」议案!转寄告知大家.

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George Koo
10 years ago

It has been over 70 years, long overdue.

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MING DAI
10 years ago

Memorial Statue of "Comfort Women" in San Francisco

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Peter Lee
10 years ago

It's about time to do that.

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Allen But
10 years ago

Please let people know the truth of the Pacific War and alert it.

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Anonymous
10 years ago Featured

We have to remind our future generations the savagery of the Japanese military during JZ the WWII

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Don
10 years ago

Such memorial monument is many years over due. I support it wholeheartedly.

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Ying-Ying Chang
10 years ago

I strongly support the installation of the memorial! Japan has to acknowledge the war crimes committed during the war of aggression from 1931-1945..

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Kuo Hou Chang
10 years ago

Look for the justice for all the comfort women

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Michael Wong
10 years ago Featured

The forced sexual slavery of over 200,000 women in Korea, China, Viet Nam, and the Philippines is well documented, and these women deserve recognition for their suffering.

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Ignatius Y. Ding
10 years ago Featured

The investigations, studies and reports of the war crimes committed by the Imperial Empire of Japan against hundreds of thousands women and young girls in wartime have been overwhelmingly solid and conclusive. The work on this issue have been done by the U.N. High Commission on Human Rights, the European Parliament, 27 European nations, the US Congressional Reserach Service and hundreds of prominent international scholars and historians among others.