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Tens of thousands of women in South Koya worked in brothels organized and managed by the south Korean State for American soldiers in Korea after the Second World War. Today, after years of silence, these women are telling stories of forced sexual practices, violence by soldiers, as well as forced detention.
Tens of thousands of women in South Koya worked in brothels organized and managed by the south Korean State for American soldiers in Korea after the Second World War. Today, after years of silence, these women are telling stories of forced sexual practices, violence by soldiers, as well as forced detention.
