The letter also calls the report’s findings that suggest that this enslavement has not been confirmed, “unacceptable.”
The Kono Statement, issued by the Japanese government in 1993, acknowledged the Japanese Army’s sexual enslavement of women, but did not offer a formal apology. This new report investigated the circumstances of the crafting of that statement.
まあ要するにそういふ事です。（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ
、、、（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ
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日本には実より名をとりたい自称愛国者様がたくさんいるからね
S・セガールさん、クリミアで公演＝親ロ派から喝采
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20140811-00000010-jij-int
（w
＞2014年8月11日 22:13
英語wiki見たらアイルランドとユダヤのmixなんですね。
そのおまけで親日だったんだなあ・・・
＜ロシア＞プーチン大統領支持８７％ 過去２番目の高さ
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20140812-00000022-mai-eurp
実を捨て名をとったらこの有り様。
そういえば、これと同じような状況になった国が、69年前の極東と、現代の、同じく極東の半島の付け根ありましたな。
第一次大戦100周年記念、日本の終戦記念日近辺に丁度よい出来事ですこと。
罰ゲーム!罰ゲーム!
楽しいから何度もミスしよう!
という人達には丁度よい先生ですね、ロシアは。
自称愛国者はもっと頑張ってやまと騙しいwを発揮するニダ！（爆ｗ
We see the present through the past and see the future through the present.
The term “Comfort Women” is a euphemism referring to young women and girls who were tricked or abducted into sexual slavery during World War II by the Japanese Imperial government’s Ken Pei Tai security police and the Imperial Military. The total number of victims is unknown. Most experts agree that as many as 200,000 women and girls became sexual slaves in an international network of brothels and rape camps organized under Japanese government sponsorship for use by Japanese officers and enlistees. The large majority of the victims were Koreans, but the Japanese military also captured and used Chinese, Taiwanese, Filipino, Dutch, and Indonesian women in this system. This wartime rape has been identified as a war crime and as a crime against fundamental human rights. It is simultaneously recognized as a form of slavery and trafficking in women and children. Over six decades have passed since the end of World War II, yet the atrocities of the Japanese Imperial Army still remain as grief and sorrow in the heart of each individual; the wounds of the victims are yet to be healed. It has been almost 15 years since we began to pay attention to the long-concealed history of sex slavery by the Japanese Imperial Army. Stripped of their dignity and robbed of their honor even in their home countries, surviving Comfort Women were forced for many years to live their lives under the veil of shame, silently shouldering the burden of their horrific experience.
It is indeed difficult for them to stand up as witness to the crimes committed against them. The consequences of revealing their long-kept stories may lead to embarrassment and pain. Nevertheless, they broke the silence to proclaim that they can not die in peace unless they receive an official apology and reparations from the Japanese government during their life time. To resolve the issue of sexual slavery during WWII, the surviving Comfort Women strenuously knocked on the doors of the United Nations, the International Labor Organization, numerous non-governmental organizations, and many other international human right groups. As a result, many international organizations have repeatedly petitioned the Japanese government to accept its responsibilities and to extend appropriate reparations to the victims.
Thus far, the Japanese government has largely ignored these recommendations and has failed to come forward with a minimally adequate apology, as I will disclose in a moment. The handful of surviving victims today are still anxiously awaiting justice. Time is running out for these women because the survivors are advanced in age. They have waited a very long time. We believe they should wait no longer. As time passes by, more and more victims are passing away.
http://archives.republicans.foreignaffairs.house.gov/110/33317.pdf.
＞"河野談話撤回・訂正を求めてる自称愛国者は反日の権化でシナキムチの手羽先、マイク・ホンダと同じ穴の貉（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ"
http://democrats.hcfa.house.gov/110/soh021507.htm
http://americanpowsofjapan.blogspot.jp/2013/10/for-record.html
March 10, 2015, 01:00 pm
Time for Japan to apologize
By former Del. Eni F.H. Faleomavaega (D-American Samoa)
http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/foreign-policy/235134-time-for-japan-to-apologize
ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/エニ・ファレオマバエガ
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eni_Faleomavaega
マイク・ホンダ米議員「安倍首相は謝罪し、慰安婦問題や侵略責任を受け入れよ」 産経単独インタビュー
2015.4.24 18:01
www.sankei.com/world/print/150424/wor1504240043-c.html
サンフランシスコ条約を否定するホンダ議員とフリルつきのなんとかを広げてしまって、韓国の大統領は、いったいどこへ行くのでせうか。
おまけに所謂慰安婦問題で日本の謝罪を認めない方々が日本の反天皇制を唱え階級闘争をしている方々と連動していることを、どのように受け止めておられるのでせうか。
サンフランシスコ条約に疑義を唱え、韓国を戦勝国と認定せよという政治信念をもつ方は、反日かどうかは知らないが、日本の戦後を主導したアメリカの演出にとって、こうした歴史観は反米だろうが、多くが無関心。
この姿勢に肩を持つ日本という構図は、びざーるですな。
ホンダ議員が唱導するサンフランシスコ講和条約は無効で韓国が戦勝国として認定され、その権利を行使する当然の資格がある、という立場について、187通りの考え方があるのか一本化して同調できるのかについても明確にしてもらわないと、日本の戦後そのもののありようが根底から否定される。
サンフランシスコ講和条約を無効化することが前提で、その土俵での謝罪となると、話が非常に複雑になる。
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