Comfort Women: The North Korean Connection

Abstract Through its "comfort women" framework, the World War II Japanese military extended its licensing regime for domestic prostitution to the brothels next to its overseas bases. That regime imposed strenuous health standards, which the military needed to control the venereal disease that had debilitated its troops in earlier wars. These "comfort stations" recruited their prostitutes (we limit

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北朝鮮が慰安婦問題に関与していたとする主張はクマラスワミ報告書に対する日本政府の反論書でも触れられていた。