document
・silent walk
2002.8.15
2002.３.９
・vigil
2004
9.1@新宿駅東南口
4.9@新宿駅西口
3.17@新宿東南口
1.17@新宿東南口
2003
12.27＠新宿東南口
12.20@新宿東南口
12.14@新宿通り
12.7@新宿通り
11.24＠新宿通り
10.31＠メキシコ大使館前
9.1@新宿南口
8.15@有楽町
8.4＠新宿南口
7.18＠新宿南口
7.4＠新宿南口
6.20@新宿南口
6.6@新宿南口
5.16@新宿南口
5.2@新宿南口
4.18@新宿南口
4.4@新宿南口
３.21@新宿南口
3.19@日比谷公園
（イラク攻撃を支持する日本政府に抗議する反戦アクション）
3.9@新宿南口
(戦争と暴力に反対する
国際女性デー・グローバルアクション)
3.7@新宿南口
2.21@新宿南口
2.7@新宿南口
1.17@新宿南口
（戦争・軍事主義・レイシズム／民族差別に抗議するWomen
In Black グローバル・デモンストレーション）
1.3@新宿南口
2002
12.20@新宿南口
12.6@新宿南口
11.15@新宿南口
10.18@新宿南口
10.7@新宿南口
6.16@銀座
5.19@銀座
4.24@アメリカ大使館前
4@イスラエル大使館前
2001
12.22@永田町
(国際女性戦犯法廷報告会会場）
12.16@銀座
12.9@銀座
12.2@銀座
11.18@銀座
11.10@青山
11.4@銀座
10.28@渋谷
10.21@渋谷
・Statement
2003.3.24
武力行使の支持ならびに準備の撤回を求める要請書
(衆議院議員・参議院議員宛）
2003.2.28
イラク攻撃に関する声明文
（内閣総理大臣、外務大臣宛）
2002.4.12
パレスティナ市民に対するイスラエルの武力攻撃と不正な占領に抗議する
2002.3.9
女性への暴力と戦争に反対する国 際 女 性 デ
ー ・ グ ロ ー バ ル ア ク シ ョ ン
・Meeting
2003.10.11
・Project
コースタープロジェクト
「Action
in Silence -わたしは、日常の軍事化はいやだ」
"Action
in Silence: I don't want militarisation in my life"
大日本反戦黒色婦人会/
Great Japan Anti-War Women
in Black Organization
WIB (Women
in Black)
Call for 3.17 Global "600th Wednesday
Demonstration" Women In Black Tokyo calls Women In Black networks around the world to join us in the "3.17 Global Wednesday Demonstration" called for by the Korean survivors of Japan's WWII military sexual slavery. Korean survivors have been demonstrating every single Wednesday for 12 years in front of the Seoul Japanese Embassy, eversince the very first "comfort woman" survivor to speak out in public broke half a century of silence. Hundreds of survivors of Japan's sexual slavery throughout Asia and the Neterhlands stood up in response. Their courage has moved thousands of women throughout the world to together demand justice and share each struggle and touch on its way. All survivors are in their late 70s to 80s, and many of them have passed away without seeing through any apology, reparation or justice from the Japanese government, which they have demanded to their last breath. Last summer, 7 Korean Survivors came to Japan because both Korean and Japanese government seemed to abandon their hope, and "who else was going to resolve the issue if we don't please directly?" They said they came even if they die from coming and sat in front of the Japanese foreign ministry and would not move, because "there is so much unresolved suffering inside the heart that would not go away." March 17, 2004 marks the 600th Wednesday Demonstration. Please find below the call for action by Korean Council for Women Drafted for Military Sexual Slavery, the organization based in Seoul that has been supporting the survivors' struggles and Wednesday Demonstrations. Women In Black Tokyo will stand in front of the Japanese Parliament on March 17th at noon in solidarity with other Tokyo and Osaka based organizations and Women In Black Fukuoka in southern Japan. Demonstrations are also scheduled so far in Berlin, Minesotta and Taiwan by Taiwanese sexual slavery survivors. Actions: 1. Wednesday Demonstration Please take an action in front of the Japanese Embassy or in your neighborhood. Let us know at (mailto:wibtokyo@earth.co.jp) if you plan to stand, no matter how small & humble, so that we can convey and share your presence in Korea, Japan and throughout. 2. Petition Please sign on to the below listed 600 signature petition campaign by Korean Council to support this demonstration - by sending your name/organization/address or email (if at all) to (mailto:eitaikyou@hotmail.com). Please don't hesitate to send us any comments or inquiry to WIB Tokyo (wibtokyo@earth.co.jp) or Korean Council(mailto:eitaikyou@hotmail.com). In solidarity, Women In Black Tokyo |
more about Women
in Black
連絡先：wibtokyo@earth.co.jp
copyright(c) 2001-2004 WOMEN IN BLACK Tokyo