TOKYO TRIBUNAL Women's International War Crimes Tribunal on Japan's Military Sexual Slavery / PUBLIC HEARING on Crimes from Recent Wars and Conflict Regions

TOKYO TRIBUNAL: Dec 8-12, 2000     TRIBUNAL - The Program and Schedule     About the Tokyo Tribunal     Final Charter     Summary Judgement     Chinkin's Article     Registration   PUBLIC HEARING: Dec. 11, 2000     About the Public Hearing     Detailed Framework     Public Hearing Final Report     Registration   MEDIA KIT FOR JOURNALISTS     Media Registration Form     MEDIA BRIEFING     A Primer on the Women's International War Crimes Tribunal and Public Hearing on Current War Crimes     November 27, 2000 MEDIA ADVISORY: Key Dates     Public Hearing Media Kit Flier     Public Hearing Tentative Program (updated)     Synopsis of Testimonies     Compilation of Testimonies     Press Release     Press Release 2

Women’s International War Crimes Tribunal on Japan’s Military Sexual Slavery (Tokyo Tribunal 2000) will take place from December 7-12, 2000 in Tokyo, Japan - around the International Human Rights Day and the last month of the last year of the 20th century. This Tribunal will deal with crimes committed during World War II by Japan against women primarily the former Comfort Women. In conjunction, a one-day Public Hearing will take place on December 11 to highlight current forms of violence against women in armed conflicts. Women's Caucus for Gender Justice acts as a secretariat for this public hearing. The Tokyo Tribunal will indicate to the world that women who have been victimized and women who endeavors to establish a better world will not be stopped in the pursuit of justice.