News & Insights Across Asia
Peng Zhuying, blinded at 9 and enslaved at 14, remains a living testament to Japan’s WWII atrocities. As one of China’s last survivors, her story challenges historical accountability.
CGTN’s documentary ‘Last Daughters’ gives voice to aging Chinese and Filipina survivors of WWII-era sexual slavery, preserving crucial historical testimony.
Spanish journalist Luis del Gozo highlights China’s WWII contributions and the enduring need to learn from history’s tragedies to protect global peace.
CGTN’s documentary ‘Last Daughters’ explores the untold stories of WWII ‘comfort women’ survivors in China and the Philippines, highlighting resilience and historical memory.
As WWII ‘comfort women’ survivors dwindle, their fight for justice continues. Global efforts seek UNESCO recognition and Japan’s formal apology, preserving history for future generations.
96-year-old Lee Yong-soo, a survivor of Japan’s wartime ‘comfort women’ system, moved crowds at a Seoul rally, continuing a 30-year fight for justice.
As survivors of Japan’s wartime sexual slavery system decline, global advocates push for justice and historical preservation on the 13th International Comfort Women Memorial Day.
