IN THE HOUSE: Olivia Chow's Motion in support of the Comfort Women
That, in the opinion of the House, the government of Canada should urge the Prime Minister and Parliament of Japan to pass a resolution in the Diet to:
a) acknowledge the historical facts that more than 200,000 Asian women were coerced into military sexual slavery during the Second World War by the Japanese Imperial Army;
b) offer a formal, sincere and unequivocal apology to all these victims;
c) accept responsibility for the harms and humiliation caused to these victims;
d) educate current and future generations about the war crimes committed by the Japanese Imperial Army;
e) restore all references to the Japanese Military Sexual Slavery which have been continuously removed from Japanese textbooks.
M-291 ― October 16, 2007 ― Ms. Chow (Trinity―Spadina) ― That, in the opinion of the House, the government should urge the Prime Minister and the Parliament of Japan to: (a) pass a resolution in the Diet to formally apologize to the women who were coerced into military sexual slavery during the Second World War and were euphemized as “comfort women” by the Japanese Imperial Army; and (b) provide just and honorable compensation to these victims.
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IN THE HOUSE: Olivia Chow's Motion in support of the Comfort Women
That, in the opinion of the House, the government of Canada should urge the Prime Minister and Parliament of Japan to pass a resolution in the Diet to:
a) acknowledge the historical facts that more than 200,000 Asian women were coerced into military sexual slavery during the Second World War by the Japanese Imperial Army;
b) offer a formal, sincere and unequivocal apology to all these victims;
c) accept responsibility for the harms and humiliation caused to these victims;
d) educate current and future generations about the war crimes committed by the Japanese Imperial Army;
e) restore all references to the Japanese Military Sexual Slavery which have been continuously removed from Japanese textbooks.
M-291 ― October 16, 2007 ― Ms. Chow (Trinity―Spadina) ― That, in the opinion of the House, the government should urge the Prime Minister and the Parliament of Japan to: (a) pass a resolution in the Diet to formally apologize to the women who were coerced into military sexual slavery during the Second World War and were euphemized as “comfort women” by the Japanese Imperial Army; and (b) provide just and honorable compensation to these victims.
