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• 베트남나비평화기행 푸옌성 자전거 전달식 11월 9일(월)자 푸옌성 신문에 실린 자전거 수여식 기사 ‘호아히엡남의 가난한 학생들에게 150대의 자전거를 선물하다’ 정의기억 2020년 11월 10일
• Educational videos on Japanese military sexual slavery Butterfly, transforms into peace and fly (Movement for the Japanese military sexual slavery issue) https://youtu.be/-ReXSIegpH4 Wednesday is for Peace (History of Wednesday Demonstration) https://youtu.be/DsLNUhMLbIU Never forget (Halmonis’ voices) https://youtu.be/nq5HUrG4-lY 이 영상은 2018년 서울시 일본군’위안부’ 교육콘텐츠개발사업 2020년 6월 2일
• EXTENDED: 2020 KIM BOK DONG Peace Prize Call for Nominations The Korean Council for Justice and Remembrance for the Issues of Military Sexual Slavery by Japan calls for nomination of individuals or organizations for the 2020 KIM BOK DONG Peace Prize. KIM BOK DONG Peace Prize honors individuals or organizations that have been engaged in the movement to resolve the issue of sexual violence in armed conflict and ensure women’s human rights in armed 2020년 4월 3일
• The Korean Council Statement for the International Women’s Day (March 8) The Korean Council Statement for the International Women’s Day (March 8) In 2020, we commemorate the 30th anniversary since the Korean Council for Justice and Remembrance for the Issues of Military Sexual Slavery by Japan was established by 37 women’s human rights organizations in 1990. On March 8, we celebrate the 112th International Women 2020년 3월 6일
• Butterfly Fund flies to DRC APDUD Center After Rebecca Masika Katsuva’s death, the Butterfly Fund could not be delivered to her organization APDUD due to challenges in the region. Yet, the Butterfly Fund’s another partner organization REMED delivered the news that the children who became orphans during the war at APDUD Center are being left without any support, sleeping in offices with leaking ceiling. The children could not eat properly or attend school. The Butterfly Fund flew 2020년 1월 10일
• 28주년 수요시위 콩고민주공화국 연대영상 28th Year of Wednesday Demonstration Message from DRC REMED, Ushirika, APDUD https://youtu.be/rSYdjgCTX_Y 2020년 1월 8일 수요일은 #28주년수요시위 입니다! 일본군성노예제 문제의 정의로운 해결을 위한 운동이 30주년을 맞는 2020년, 그 첫 시작을 알리는 2020년 1월 7일
• Butterfly News from Can Rewede Pee The Korean Council supports victims of sexual violence by the Lord’s Resistance Army during the Uganda Insurgency, with Butterfly Fund! Can Rewede Pee is a group of survivors who live in Gulu, Uganda. Through the Butterfly Fund, Can Rewede Pee supported 7 primary/elementary school students, 5 students in 4th grade, 8 students in 6th grade. They are also planning to build a grass thatched house in December, since they do not have a meeting place, other than the tree in center of the village or the house of another resident. 2019년 11월 5일
• Butterfly News from REMED in DRC The Korean Council supports victims of sexual violence in conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo through organization called REMED, and its survivor initiative Ushirika Women! Dear partner, Greeting! We are very happy to express our congratulation for the support of school fees of Mama ushirika’s children and for the training in tailoring. Firstly, let us present you the school 2019년 10월 22일
• The Korean Council Responds to Lai Dai Han’s Open Letter and the South Korean Government’s Response The Korean Council for Justice and Remembrance for the Issues of Military Sexual Slavery by Japan (President Yoon Meehyang; hereafter “the Korean Council”) demands that the South Korean government take action to bring justice to the victims of gender-based violence perpetrated by Korean soldiers during the U.S. - Viet Nam War. Recently, the Lai Dai Hans, birthed to victims 2019년 9월 3일
• DR Congo survivors stand together with 1400th Wednesday Demonstration & 7th Intl. Memorial Day for Japanese Military "Comfort Women" REMED, an organization in DR Congo, and Ushirika, a initiative for survivors of wartime sexual violence in DR Congo, organized an event to commemorate the Japanese military sexual slavery victims for the 1400th Wednesday Demonstration & 7th International Memorial Day for Japanese Military “Comfort Women” on August 14th 2019. Below is a message from REMED: Dear Partner, Pictures for this 1400th Wednesday and the 7th international day against sexual slavery. 2019년 8월 16일
• DRC REMED REPORT REMED is an organization in DR Congo that the Korean Council supports through Butterfly Fund, which support the victims of wartime sexual violence. REMED has provided sewing training for the survivors, and recently held a ceremony to celebrate the survivors who finished their training in cutting and sewing. Report from REMED on June 29th, 2019: CEREMONY OF PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES TO MAMA USHIRIKA/DRC AFTER THEIR TRAINING IN CUTTING AND SEWING 2019년 7월 1일
• 2019 Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict Week Booklets & Resolutions 6/17 International Teachers’ Workshop Legacy to the Future Generation: How do we educate the Japanese Military Sexual Slavery Issue? - Focus on Korea, Japan, U.S., and Canada- Booklet / Resolution 6/18 International Symposium Endless Pain, for Prevention of the Crimes of Sexual Violence in Armed Conflict -Focus on the Japanese Military Sexual Slavery Issue and Lord’s Resistance Army Insurgency in Uganda- Booklet / Resolution 2019년 6월 25일