LOLA ROSA HENSON

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I was a young woman when Lola Rosa Henson came out in 1992 as a victim of sexual slavery by Japanese military soldiers during the Second World War.
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                    [AuthorName] => Jean Enriquez, Executive Director, Coalition Against Trafficking in Women-Asia Pacific (CATW-AP)
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                    [Title] => P20-M pondo para sa ‘comfort women’ itinulak sa Kongreso
                    [Summary] => Bilang tulong sa mga nabubuhay pang Filipina na naging biktima ng sexual slavery noong panahon ng Hapon, isinulong ng isang mambabatas ang paglalaan ng P20 milyon pondo para sa mga ito.


Ayon kay Parañaque Rep. Eduardo Zialcita, bagaman at hindi sapat ang nasabing halaga para mabigyan ng hustisya ang mga nabubuhay pang comfort women, malaking tulong na rin ito para sa mga lola na nakaranas nang pang-aabuso noong panahon ng Hapon.


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-09-03 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Former ‘comfort women’ urged to accept indemnity
                    [Summary] => TOKYO, Japan — After years of living in shame, some 90 elderly Filipinas who were used as "comfort women" during World War II are now living comfortable lives as millionaires.


Ambassador to Japan Domingo Siazon Jr. said yesterday he only wishes that other former comfort women in the Philippines will follow their lead instead of pressing on with a class suit against the Japanese government which has already been turned down by Tokyo courts.


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Justice for women victims of sexual slavery

By Jean Enriquez, Executive Director, Coalition Against Trafficking in Women-Asia Pacific (CATW-AP) | October 29, 2010 - 12:00am

I was a young woman when Lola Rosa Henson came out in 1992 as a victim of sexual slavery by Japanese military soldiers during the Second World War.

Letters to the Editor

P20-M pondo para sa ‘comfort women’ itinulak sa Kongreso

September 3, 2006 - 12:00am

Bilang tulong sa mga nabubuhay pang Filipina na naging biktima ng sexual slavery noong panahon ng Hapon, isinulong ng isang mambabatas ang paglalaan ng P20 milyon pondo para sa mga ito. Ayon kay Parañaque...

Bansa

Former ‘comfort women’ urged to accept indemnity

By Marichu A. Villanueva | February 20, 2005 - 12:00am

TOKYO, Japan — After years of living in shame, some 90 elderly Filipinas who were used as "comfort women" during World War II are now living comfortable lives as millionaires. Ambassador to Japan...

Headlines