According to it, a paper dealing with the examination of sexual slavery for the Imperial Japanese Army contained data on the forcible recruitment of women by its soldiers in those days when the examination office of the Japanese Cabinet Secretariat announced the results of survey of those crimes.

It was also disclosed that the Imperial Japanese Army forcibly took away Dutch women detained at a concentration camp in Indonesia and forced them into sexual slavery.

Finally, it has become clear that the Japanese government has concealed and denied evidence proving the sexual slavery though it has kept those materials proving the crimes.

The data opened to public this time prove that the remarks made by the Abe Cabinet in 2007 that there was no forcible drafting of comfort women for the Imperial Japanese Army are quite contrary to facts.

As regards the new disclosure of the truth about the sexual slavery, a Japanese lawmaker asserted that the Abe Cabinet should immediately revoke the 2007 written answer.