The Women Who Used Tattoos to Save Themselves From Sexual Slavery ( Full Length)
When the Japanese Imperial Army occupied countries across Southeast Asia during World War II, soldiers kidnapped thousands of young women to serve as comfort women or forced sex workers. But on the tiny island of Timor, local women figured out how to use the Japanese forces apparent respect for married women against them and save themselves from sexual slavery. These women chose to heavily tattoo themselvesthus marking them as taken or married according to local beliefs. The plan worked. Japanese sol
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