The Purpose of this Project

      The purpose of this project is to enlighten the world regarding the "Comfort Women" and "Comfort Stations" issues. "Comfort Station" is a place where Japan forcibly took hundreds of thousands of Korean and South-East Asian women for sexual slavery during the Pacific War and the World War II. Due to its disturbing nature, the issue  has been long concealed from the Korean society, as well as from the world. Now by exposing the truth about "Comfort Stations," we aim to relieve the  pain of the victims and inform the world about the tragic cruelty the Japanese Imperial Army caused.

     Also, we hope to get in touch with the fellow victims from South-East Asia to discuss and find a way to obtain apologies and compensations from Japan for these horrible crimes. Diplomatic discussions will include how the victims were deprived of their inalienable rights.

Introduction of Our Team

 Our team consists of seniors from Daedeok High School : Eun-Jung(17),  Eun-Ji (17),  Hee(17), Ho-Sang(16), Sang-Ju(18) and Chang-Sin(18). We did the bulk of the research, conducting polls and even traveling to various places mentioned in the project. We used computer skills to visit websites around the globe to gather even more information, also creating our homepage. We then met frequently to discuss the authenticity and the objectivity of the sources they had gathered. The coaches occasionally assisted in translating the sources and refining the homepage.