A Korean Peninsula man kidnapped a woman and ran a Japanese Military comfort woman mediation business.

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Part of human trafficking on the Korean Peninsula under Japanese rule

1. On June ３０, １９３３, a woman (４１ years old at the time) with a husband and children was arrested in addition to a ３５-year-old Korean Peninsula man who kidnapped a girl on the street and sold her to China.One of the kidnapped girls was sold to a ３５-year-old man for ２０ won and killed.
2. On April ５, １９３３, Oh Cho-woong, a broker on the Korean Peninsula operating under the pseudonym Hannam, was arrested for counterfeiting his family register and obtaining permission to do business in South Gyeongsang Province bought a １６-year-old girl for ３５０ yen.
3. Kim Bok-soon, a female broker disguised as a lady, has been arrested.Kim Bok-soon led a group of four men and women, including Lee Jin-ok, who kidnapped ２８ girls on the Korean Peninsula on December ３１, １９３５.Kim Bok-soon sold the girls to Joo Sung-ok in the primary and received a brokerage fee of １５ to １５０ yen.
4. Daughter Kidnapping: Chun Doo-hwan (５８ years old at the time) of Gaifuku Village in Gunsan, Busan, was arrested on November １５, １９３８ for preparing a power of attorney to sell to a １９-year-old and １７-year-old woman in Manchuria.
5. Ha Yoon-myung's case: He is also a man of considerable wealth in Gyeongseong.He cleverly persuaded his parents, "I have children and daughters, so how about your daughter?" and paid １０ yen in advance to take over the family daughter (１８ years old at the time).After that, I took my daughter to Tianjin, Republic of China, not Gyeongseong, and sold it for １,０００ yen.
6. On March ２８, １９３９, the Asahi Shimbun reported that Kim Oh-man and his family were arrested in Roh Moo Hyun Mountain, Gyeonggi Province.Since １９３５, the Kim Oman family has been working as adopted daughters in rural areas across the Korean Peninsula and trafficked women in Manchuria.
7. Tan Jang-yeon case: Tan Jang-yeon, who was arrested after Ha Yoon-myung and his wife, sold more than １００ rural women to North China and Manchuria from １９３５ to １９３９.It was also revealed that lower-ranking civil servants cooperated in forging family registers.

1. Choi Myung-ho's case: On May １３, １９３９, the Korean Peninsula edition of the Osaka Asahi Shimbun reported the girl's testimony.Choi Myeong-ho was hired as a maid, and Choi Myeong-ho became １６ entrepreneurs, including department store guides, nurses, and female clerks in Gyeongseong.The girl was found by Choi Myung-ho and his gang while trying to escape from the business contact book.After that, he was imprisoned and kicked with his foot day and night .
2. Busan Otome Trading Incident: Yoo In-ma, who was engaged in Otome Trading, was arrested in August １９３９.The Dong-A Ilbo reported on August ３１, １９３９, that ４５ brokers in Busan kidnapped more than １００ women.Companies cleverly said, "Manchuria is doing well."
3. Fraud Kidnapping: According to the Asahi Shimbun's Namseon edition on November ２１, １９３９, Kim Dong-yoon, a former temporary employee of Busan Prefecture, kidnapped a woman and a woman through official seal forgery.There were ２８ victims, many of whom were kidnapped in the direction of Namyang.