Countering History Denialism: The Assault On Truth About 'Comfort Women'

Written by internationally-known "comfort women" scholars and redress activists, this book critically examines and evaluates the erroneous claim that Japanese and Korean "comfort women" (KCW) were voluntary prostitutes with labor contracts, rather than sexual slaves. It also critically evaluates many unsubstantiated arguments and unjustifiable criticisms of the redress movement led by the Korean Council.