Jeong Jin-seong's research team at the Seoul National University Human Rights Center: To be dragged away, to be abandoned, to stand before us 2

The ‘ comfort ’ victims ’ were being taken away, abandoned, and in front of us, focused on dealing with the ‘ comfort zone ’ and the ‘ life history ’ of women. If the existing document was focused on the explanation of the damage, it would have detailed the course of life in colonial societies, from the long and distant return journey, and from the post-registering life. In particular, you can see the difficult journey, as a map of the damage and return route of women from the 'Ae-Won' Pass. This is a pretty accurate line, based on the evidence of the Allied interrogations reports and the case of the prisoner, the Japanese war experience, and so on. And it also helped re-structuring stories into the first person-time storytelling format so that people could listen more. The book named the women who were injured instead of the ‘grandmother.’. This is not so much to bind the story of the ‘advanced ’ women to the moment of ‘grandmother’ as it was to be passed on to a woman’s story, even though she was born and suffered from the contradictions of the times until modern times.

Korean title: 끌려가다, 버려지다, 우리 앞에 서다 2

Korean author: 서울대 인권센터 정진성 연구팀

Korean publisher: 푸른역사

ISBN-13: 9791156121107