mercredi 1er juin 2016 à 14h
Les femmes de réconfort de l'empire japonaise
https://paris.demosphere.net/rv/48166
Continuing Denial of the Victimization of Women:
Japan's military sex slaves in World War II
14h00-16h00
Dans le cadre du groupe de recherche Réflexion sur la violence de masse du CERI
En partenariat avec le Centre d'Histoire de Sciences Po et le programme PRESAGE-OFCE
Avec :
Yuki Tanaka, Research Professor, Hiroshima Peace Institute, Hiroshima City University
Yuki Tanaka will describe the systematic sexual enslavement of women (the so called "comfort women system") that was operated in Asia by the Japanese Imperial Forces during the Asia-Pacific War between 1931 and 1945 . He will examine the distinctive characteristics of this system, comparing it with violence against women committed by forces of other nations, such as Germany and the U.S. during World War II and the post-war occupation period. He will also discuss the history of the movement that denies the existence of the Japanese military sex slave system and examine its roots in gender relations.
Discussant : Elissa Mailänder, Associate Professor, Sciences Po-CHSP
Chair: Karoline Postel-Vinay, Senior Research Fellow, Sciences Po-CERI
Responsables scientifiques: Claire Andrieu (Sciences Po-CHSP & CERI), Ariel Colonomos (Sciences Po-CERI), Riva Kastoryano (Sciences Po-CERI), Elissa Maïlander (Sciences Po-CHSP), Mario del Pero (Sciences Po-CHSP), Karoline Postel-Vinay (Sciences Po-CERI)
Sciences Po-CERI: 56, rue Jacob 75006 Paris (salle de conférences)
Inscription obligatoire en cliquant sur ce lien :
http://www.sciencespo.fr/ceri/evenements/inscription/inscription.php?code=sW33NU&id=5059
Nathalie Tenenbaum
Responsable de la communication scientifique
Scientific communications manager
Lien : https://paris.demosphere.net/rv/48166
Source : http://tendanceclaire.org/breve.php?id=19017