Australian Women's History Network

Skip to content
  • About
    • About the AWHN
    • AWHN Rules
    • Convenors
    • Policy
    • Contacts
  • Conferences
    • 2026: Changing Minds, Australian Historical Association Conference
    • Past Events
      • -2025 AWHN/Lilith Conference
      • 2025: Looking Up, Australian Historical Association Conference
      • 2024: Home Truths
      • 2023 Symposium
      • 2021 Symposium
      • 2020 Symposium
      • 2019 Symposium
      • 2018 Symposium
      • 2017 Symposium
      • 2016 Symposium
      • 2015 Symposium
      • 2014 Symposium
      • 2013 Symposium
  • Lilith: A Feminist History Journal
    • About
    • Current Issue
    • Past Issues
    • Lilith Symposium
    • Submissions
    • Subscriptions
  • Prizes
    • Mary Bennett Prize
    • Vera Mackie Prize
  • Advocacy
    • Sexual and gender-based abuse and discrimination in academia in Australia: Survey
    • Referendum 2023
    • AWHN National Convenors’ Statement on a Free Palestine
  • Resources
  • Blog
    • About
    • Editors
    • Guidelines
    • Contributors
    • Series
    • Academic Blogging in the 21st Century Knowledge Economy
  • Membership

← Icons of the ‘Comfort Women’ Movement:  Considering the Plight of Indonesian Survivor Activists 

Mardiyem Image

By admin | Published September 25, 2023 | Full size is 768 × 496 pixels

Comfort Women Monument in San Francisco, California, USA. Wikimedia Commons
Comfort Women Statues in Hong Kong decorated with signs of support for women of sexualised violence, 2020. Image via Wikimedia Commons.

Image of Mardiyem supplied by Katharine McGregor.

Bookmark the permalink.

  • Follow Us

    Facebooktwitter
Australian Women's History Network
Proudly powered by WordPress.