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Dear Mr. Stewart,
I refer to the above matter and note that Korean Community in Sydney is planning to hold ¡®Unveiling of Peace Statue¡± (the ¡°Ceremony¡±) on 6 August 2016.
I also note that the planned gathering on 6 August 2016 had been in the pipeline for a long time and the Council was notified of the detailed plans for the ceremony on 21 June 2016.
It is with a great concern and incredulity to learn that the Council is considering to oppose the planned gathering on the basis of ¡®security issue¡¯ as the Ceremony is to unveil the Peace Statue upholding human rights and in promotion of peace and harmony.
I understand that you have been subject to dissemination of unsubstantiated allegations in respect of the Ceremony and its aim and the Ceremony, I repeat is for promoting peace and harmony and has in no way been organized to condemn people of Japan.
I strongly urge you to allow the Ceremony to go ahead and should you wish to discuss further on any matters relating to the Ceremony, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Yours faithfully,
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Dear Reverend Crews,
STATUE OF PEACE MONUMENT HONOURING ¡®COMFORT WOMEN¡¯
I applaud you on your decision to support the young women who were the victims oof rape by the Japanese in the Second World War.
It is very important that we recognize the suffering of the ¡®Comfort Women¡¯.
The ¡®Comfort Women¡¯ victims from WORLD WAR TWO is a Human Rights issue and needs your continued support.
I implore you to keep supporting the installation of the Statue of Peace Monument Honouring ¡®Comfort Women.¡¯
Kind Regards
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Dear Reverend Crews
Please refer to my attached letter.
As Jan Ruff-O'Herne stated when she appeared before the United States House of Representatives part of a congressional hearing on "Protecting the Human Rights of Comfort Women":
Many stories have been told about the horrors, brutalities, suffering and starvation of Dutch women in Japanese prison camps. But one story was never told, the most shameful story of the worst human rights abuse committed by the Japanese during World War II: The story of the ¡°Comfort Women¡±, the jugun ianfu, and how these women were forcibly seized against their will, to provide sexual services for the Japanese Imperial Army... ...I have forgiven the Japanese for what they did to me, but I can never forget. For fifty years, the ¡°Comfort Women¡± maintained silence; they lived with a terrible shame, of feeling soiled and dirty. It has taken 50 years for these women¡¯s ruined lives to become a human rights issue. I hope that by speaking out, I have been able to make a contribution to world peace and reconciliation, and that human rights violation against women will never happen again.
— Statement by Jan Ruff O¡¯Herne at a 2007 United States congressional hearing
Please continue to support the "Comfort Women" and stand firm against the protests.
Kind Regards