Did Korea encourage sex work at US bases? - BBC News

More than 120 former prostitutes who worked near a US military base in South Korea are going to court to seek compensation from the Korean government. They say the authorities actively facilitated their work - and that the system has left them in poverty now that they are old. For as long as armies have gathered in garrisons, ramshackle "camp-towns" have grown up around them. In South Korea, they

[Ereni]

韓国米軍基地慰安婦BBC報道 西側は日本悪玉論意外受け付ける気ないからね… "Their argument is not that South Korea compelled them to work as prostitutes - this is not a case of sexual slavery - but that by instituting a system of official and compulsory check-ups on thei

[hagakuress]

this is not a case of sexual slavery　まじで？基地村以前、金貴玉報告の韓国軍慰安婦類型では、軍人の拉致、強制結婚、性的奴隷、昼は下女で夜は慰安強要等あったようだが。

[gimonfu_usr]

(／従軍慰安制度)("Moon is at pains to point out that, unlike South Korea's World War Two "comfort women" - who were forced to become sex slaves by the Japanese military - many of these women took a decision to work as prostitutes, however reluctantly. " )

[technocutzero]

土俵に上がってこいよ、建前抜きに話そうぜ

[daybeforeyesterday]

うーむ

[ping-back]

さて流れが変わってきたかな。

[frothmouth]

へ～／Their argument is not that South Korea compelled them to work as prostitutes - this is not a case of sexual slavery - but that by instituting a system of official and compulsory

[imakita_corp]

1100 >, are suing not the American authorities but their own government, demanding compensation of $10,000 (£6,360) each. >What I want is for the Korean government to recognise that this is a system that it created... and also compensation."

[mekurayanagi]

基地村訴訟。国益の名の下で国家管理売春と貧困の蟻地獄。日本軍慰安婦制度と告発支援活動の織り成す歴史。

[kazutox]

Stephen Evans: 基地村の女性による訴訟