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Daily Archives: January 8, 2016

Book Review of Beauty is a Wound by the Indonesian novelist Eka Kurniawan

Blog, Books, Featured, ReviewsBy EmielJanuary 8, 20161 Comment

by Inez Hollander. Elizabeth Pisani, author of another great book on Indonesia that recently came out, gives us some staggering statistics on Indonesia: not only is it the home “to one in every thirty of the people on this planet,” Indonesia is also the 4th most populous country in the world. In addition, though most Indonesians live on no…

ON THE BI-LATERAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN JAPAN AND THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA CONCERNING THE ‘COMFORT WOMEN’

Blog, FeaturedBy EmielJanuary 8, 2016Leave a comment

While Japan has received considerable and positive media attention with the latest agreement between Japan and South Korea, with regard to the compensation of the last surviving Korean sex slaves of the Japanese Imperial Army, this is, like the recent gesture of the Dutch government with regard to the last 1,100 survivors of the Dutch…

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