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Tags: South Korea, war, prostitution
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[...] De acordo com o KWAU (Korean Women’s Association United), 40 a 60% das mulheres coreanas casadas são abusadas fisicamente pelos seus maridos (o que vai de desrespeito falado a empurrão, estupro e surra), quando 9% delas chegam a receber cuidados médicos por tamanha brutalidade. 42% dessas mulheres são abusadas mais que uma vez por semana. Sobre as mulheres que no passado foram escravizadas sexualmente pelos japoneses, coreanos e americanos (voluntariamente ou involuntariamente), bom, isso já é uma outra história relatada no texto “Escravas Sexuais”. [...]