Demolition Men: The Unmaking of a Memorial Commemorating Wartime Forced Laborers in Gunma (Japan)

The Sado Gold Mine and Japan’s ‘History War’ Versus the Memory of Korean Forced Laborers

Katō Kōko’s Meiji Industrial Revolution – Forgetting forced labor to celebrate Japan’s World Heritage Sites – Part 2

Katō Kōko’s Meiji Industrial Revolution – Forgetting forced labor to celebrate Japan’s World Heritage Sites – Part 1

Forced Labour in Imperial Japan’s First Colony: Hokkaidō

The Testimony of a Victim of Forced Sterilization in Japan: Kita Saburō

Coming Home after 70 Years: Repatriation of Korean Forced Laborers from Japan and Reconciliation in East Asia

Reconstruction Disaster: The human implications of Japan’s forced return policy in Fukushima

Transnational and Japanese Activism on Behalf of Indonesian and Dutch Victims of Enforced Military Prostitution During World War II

Should “Gunkanjima” Be a World Heritage site? - The forgotten scars of Korean forced labor

Hanaoka Monogatari: The Massacre of Chinese Forced Laborers, Summer 1945 1945

Rejected by All Plaintiffs: Failure of the Nishimatsu-Shinanogawa “Settlement” with Chinese Forced Laborers in Wartime Japan−− •Chinese original available

Toward Reconciliation: The Nishimatsu Settlements for Chinese Forced Labor in World War II−− •Chinese original available

Redress Crossroads in Japan: Decisive Phase in Campaigns to Compensate Korean and Chinese Wartime Forced Laborers

Remembering and Redressing the Forced Mobilization of Korean Laborers by Imperial Japan

Assessing the Nishimatsu Corporate Approach to Redressing Chinese Forced Labor in Wartime Japan

Japan Should Follow the International Trend and Face Its History of World War II Forced Labor [Japanese Translation Available]

Allied and Korean Forced Labor at the Aso Mining Company and Japan-South Korea Relations

New Era for Japan-Korea History Issues: Forced Labor Redress Efforts Begin to Bear Fruit

Korean Hibakusha, Japan's Supreme Court & the International Community: Can the U.S. & Japan Confront Forced Labor & Atomic Bombing?

Proof of POW Forced Labor for Japan's Foreign Minister: The Aso Mines (Japanese Translation available)

Names, Bones and Unpaid Wages (1): Reparations for Korean Forced Labor in Japan

Names, Bones and Unpaid Wages (2): Seeking Redress for Korean Forced Labor

NHK's Finest Hour: Japan's Official Record of Chinese Forced Labor

Forced to 'Choose' its Own Subjugation: Okinawa's Place in U.S. Global Military Realignment

Family Skeletons: Japan s Foreign Minister and Forced Labor by Koreans and Allied POWs Japanese Translation Available

The Japanese Court, Mitsubishi and Corporate Resistance to Chinese Forced Labor Redress (Japanese translation available))

Troubling Legacy: World War II Forced Labor by American POWs of the Japanese

Mitsubishi, Historical Revisionism and Japanese Corporate Resistance to Chinese Forced Labor Redress

Korean Forced Laborers: Redress movement presses Japanese government

People Power: Have Okinawan protests forced Tokyo and Washington to rethink their base plan?

Child survivor of forced mass suicide in Manchuria still loves hero who saved her

Chinese Forced Labor, the Japanese Government and the Prospects for Redress

Resolving the Wartime Forced Labor Compensation Question