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From Settlements to Reparations: The Case of Comfort Women and Jus Cogens in International Relations
2015
The Korean Journal of International Studies
iplomatic relations between Japan and South Korea have been deteriorating for the last several years due to tensions over the newly emerging issue of women forced by the Japanese Imperial government during World War II to work as prostitutes servicing Japanese soldiers, referred to as 'comfort women' because the brothels were known as "comfort stations." Whereas Japan and South Korea have sustained diplomatic linkages for half a century, relations between the two have been troubled by several
doi:10.14731/kjis.2015.08.13.2.441
fatcat:j3a6fk2z5fbw5ci3btumvost2y