CONFLICT-RELATED SEXUAL VIOLENCE (CRSV)
The United Nations defines CRSV as: “The term “conflict-related sexual violence” refers to rape, sexual slavery, forced prostitution, forced pregnancy, forced abortion, enforced sterilization, forced marriage and any other form of sexual violence of comparable. CRSV is perpetrated against women, men, girls, or boys that is directly or indirectly linked to a conflict.
ESJF educators put together some lesson plans that recognize the significance of the struggles of CRSV survivors by focusing on the dark history of the Japanese military’s sexual slavery system before and during WWII. WWII Japanese military sexual slavery survivors euphemistically referred to as "comfort women" set empowering examples today.
ESJF educators put together some lesson plans that recognize the significance of the struggles of CRSV survivors by focusing on the dark history of the Japanese military’s sexual slavery system before and during WWII. WWII Japanese military sexual slavery survivors euphemistically referred to as "comfort women" set empowering examples today.
