Women's human rights under the armed conflict

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TITLE	Militarism   -Violence against Women from a Feminist Perspective-
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Nelia Sancho(AWHRC:Asian Women's Human Rights Council)Christina Gates (Lila Pilipina)/Asian Women's Fund Provisional Translation (original:English)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1996
CONTENTS	This paper examines the human rights violations and suffering of the former Filipino comfort women and present-day violence against Filipino women from the perspective of militarism. Violence against women is analyzed in the context of patriarchal Philippine society and the militarization in contemporary world.
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TITLE	Violence against Women   -Report based on Research visits to North and South Korea and Japan on Wartime Military Sexual Slavery-
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Radhika Coomaraswarmy(Special Rapporteur, UN Human Rights Committee)/Asian Women's Fund Provisional Translation (original:English)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1997
CONTENTS	For her research into military sexual slavery during wartime the UN Special Rapporteur Radhika Coomaraswarmy visited North and South Korea and Japan from 18-27 July 1995. This paper is an appendix to the main report by the Special Rapporteur.
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TITLE	Report on an International Conference of Specialists and Public Forum, Held in Kyoto ( in Japanese)
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Asian Women's Fund (ed.)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1999
CONTENTS	In Kyoto on 14,15 September, 1999, the Asian Women's Fund sponsored a conference of experts entitled "Women's Rights at a Time of Armed Conflict", and a public forum entitled "Women and Violence". Experts reported on cases of violence against women in different countries.
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TITLE	Report on an International Conference of Specialists and Public Forum, Held in Kyoto ( in English)
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Asian Women's Fund (ed.)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1999
CONTENTS	In Kyoto on 14,15 September 1999, the Asian Women's Fund sponsored a conference of experts entitled "Women's Rights at a Time of Armed Conflict", and a public forum entitled "Women and Violence". Experts reported on cases of violence against women in different countries.
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TITLE	Violence against Women Perpertrated and/or Codoned by the State
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Radhika Coomaraswarmy(Special Rapporteur, UN Human Rights Committee)/Asian Women's Fund Provisional Translation (original:English)
PUBLICATION YEAR	2001
CONTENTS	This report is a translation of the report by Radhika Coomaraswamy, the Special Rapporteur on violence against women for the UN Human Rights Commission, which focused on "violence against women perpetrated and/or condoned by the State during times of armed conflicts".
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TITLE	Violence against Women   -Achieving a Consensus on Women's Human Rights and Other Gender Issues: Documents Exchanged with Governments of Many Countries-
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Radhika Coomaraswarmy(Special Rapporteur, UN Human Rights Committee)/Asian Women's Fund Provisional Translation (original:English)
PUBLICATION YEAR	2002
CONTENTS	This report presents the results of an analysis of a study made by Radhika Coomaraswamy, the Special Rapporteur for the UN Human Rights Commission, on cases of women who suffer violence and threats simply because they are women.
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TITLE	The proceedings of Expert Meeting and Open Forum "Violence Against Women--War and Women" ( in Japanese)
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Asian Women's Fund (ed.)
PUBLICATION YEAR	2003
CONTENTS	This is the proceedings of the expert meeting and open forum entitled "War and Women"(December 2003,Osaka). Participants were experts on justice, education and social welfare from Afghanistan, Australia, East Timor, The Philippines, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Japan.
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TITLE	The proceedings of Expert Meeting and Open Forum "Violence Against Women--War and Women" ( in English)
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Asian Women's Fund (ed.)
PUBLICATION YEAR	2003
CONTENTS	This is the proceedings of the expert meeting and open forum entitled ¡ÈWar and Women"(December 2003,Osaka). Participants were experts on justice, education and social welfare from Afghanistan, Australia, East Timor, the Philippines, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Japan.
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TITLE	Women's Human Rights under Armed Conflicts- Activities of Asian Women's Fund"
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Asian Women's Fund
PUBLICATION YEAR	2004
CONTENTS	Asian Women's Fund organized a study group which was consisted of experts of human rights issues regularly for seven years. This booklet includes what its members discussed on women's human rights under armed conflicts from various aspects.
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TITLE	Moral Responsibility and Reconciliation
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Asian Women's Fund
PUBLICATION YEAR	2004
CONTENTS	This is a proceeding of an expert meeting and a symposium titled "Moral Responsibilities and Reconciliation" which were held in the United Nations University in Tokyo on 14-15 January, 2005. Participants were experts from South Africa, East Timor, Afganistan, Cambodia, Germany and Japan.
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