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• '25 Years of Wednesdays' is Available in English! Meet the lives of the Japanese military sexual slavery victims (halmonis) and stories of people who have stood in solidarity with halmonis for more than 25 years. Now available in English and international shipping! To order the English version of <25 Years of Wednesdays>, please send us an email at [email protected]! 2019년 1월 16일
• New Zealand Exhibition and Wednesday Demonstration -Opening: Saturday 12 January, 12pm https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=542512776257818&id=918699748261762 -Film Screening: Saturday 19 January, 11am -Public Talk/ First Wednesday Demonstration: Wednesday 23 January, 3:30pm On view until 29 January Women and War: Voices for Peace seeks to remember and honour the survivors of military sexual abuse during the Imperial Japanese colonisation of the Asia-Pacific, also known as ‘Comfort Women’. The 2019년 1월 10일
• New Year's Message from Rev. Bill Crews Rev. Bill Crews has stood in solidarity with the Japanese military sexual slavery victims and supported the establishment of Statue of Peace in Australia. He shared a New Year’s Message on his experiences of standing in solidarity with the Japanese military sexual slavery victims, and expanding his solidarity to people who have weak voices in the society. We hope that you will have a chance to learn about Rev. Bill Crews’ actions and share your own thoughts and feelings. 2019년 1월 7일
• Statement on the Removal of Statue of Peace in the Philippines Statement on the Removal of Statue of Peace in the Philippines The Korean Council demands the Japanese Government to terminate its actions to erase the history and make official apology and legal reparations to the Japanese military sexual slavery victims! The Statue of Peace established in San Pedro City on December 28th, 2018, was removed after the Japanese Embassy remonstrated against it on December 30th. The Statue of Peace in San Pedro City was established through the participation of the Mayor of San Pedro City, the former Mayor of Jecheon City in South Korea, and citizens. 2019년 1월 3일
• New Year's Greeting from Golden Women Vision in Uganda The Butterfly Fund works with organizations that support survivors of sexual violence in conflict in Uganda. On the first day of 2019, the Golden Women Vision in Uganda sent a warm New Year’s Greeting to warm our hearts. Dear Yoon Mee-hyang On Behalf of Golden women vision in Uganda,l would like to extend my Great thanks to you for the very kind kind heart in supporting the war survivors in the Republic of Uganda in 2018 through the Butterfly 2019년 1월 2일
• Lila-Pilipina Updates 2018년 12월 31일
• Happy New Year! 2018년 12월 28일
• REMED Report for Apr-Oct 2018 2018년 12월 28일
• For Peace Members For Peace 포피스 is an non-profit organization that organizes programs for peace education. Children members of For Peace watched I Can Speak 아이캔스피크, discussed the Japanese military sexual slavery issue, and wrote Christmas cards for Japanese military ‘comfort women’ halmonies. They also made butterfly accessories through pixel art and clay and sent them to the Korean Council as a message of solidarity 2018년 12월 27일
• 1367th Wednesday Demonstration The 1367th Wednesday Demonstration commemorated halmonies who passed away in 2018. Various organizations such as the Kansai Network 간사이네트워크, Kookmin University Statue of Peace Committee 국민대학교 평화의소녀상 건립추진위원회, Janggok Middle School 장곡중학교, Iksan Youth Center 익산 청소년 수련 2018년 12월 26일
• 'UnComfort Women' Project Donates to the Kim Bok-dong Peace Fund On December 20th, the ‘UnComfort Women’ Project (HS ad, HS 애드) visited Peaceful Our Home and donated 5,000,000 won to the Kim Bok-dong Peace Fund. The ‘UnComfort Women’ Project (https://uncomfortwomen.com/) is a social movement in which anyone can upload their photo and establish the Statue of Peace in a location of their choice through the Geotag on Instagram. Thanks to its creativity and accessibility, the ‘UnComfort Women’ Project 2018년 12월 21일
• December Visits to Halmonies On December 20th and 21st, the Korean Council visited halmonies in Gyeongsangbuk-do, Gyeongsangnam-do, Jeollanam-do for the last time in 2018. On December 20th, we arrived to Pohang first. Although we urged halmoni not to come out to greet us in such a cold weather, she was waiting for us outside. She told us that someone from the city government visited her. We sat down in her room and showed her the gifts that the Korean Council and citizens prepared, from rice, meat, warm jackets, socks, cooking oils, to cosmetics. 2018년 12월 21일