屏東借錢急用有比較快速的方法嗎?－輕諾必寡信

缺錢的你還在尋找更好的管道嗎?

如果是恭喜你已經找到了
再好的借錢途經不外乎是低利息又安全又能不影響生活品質
以下介紹的這一家正是能協助你規劃適合你的方案
當然整合負債也能依照你的現況協助評估
最重要的是這是一家可以讓你信任的貸款媒合專家
你可以放心的把自己的問題通通交給這個團隊喔!

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2017-04-2303:00

/ Staff writer, with CNAChen Lien-hua （陳蓮花）, one of three known surviving former “comfort women” in Taiwan, died of intestinal infection on Thursday at the age of 93, said the Taipei Women’s Rescue Foundation, a group that advocates for the rights of former Word War II comfort women.Chen was taken to hospital last month when she complained of stomach pain. Doctors said her intestines had torn.After surgery, Chen became very weak. She died with her family at her side, doctors said.Born in Taiwan in 1924, Chen was given up for adoption and from a young age worked at a factory. When she was 19, a Japanese person came to the factory under the guise of recruiting “caregivers” and took more than 20 women, including Chen, by boat to the Philippines.After arriving in the Philippines she and the other women were forced into “sexual slavery” for Japanese soldiers.After nearly two years in the Philippines, she was one of only two of the more than 20 Taiwanese women taken as comfort women who returned to Taiwan alive, the foundation said.Chen married a Taiwanese man she met in the Philippines, who was a Japanese Imperial Army soldier.Chen was initially reluctant to tell people her story for fear of being shamed, but later she agreed to help the foundation and others raise awareness about this often overlooked period in history.She said she was touched by the care and support shown to her by social workers and others working for redress and fighting for justice for the women.Chen often attended public activities to tell her story and criticize the then-Japanese military’s inhumane treatment and urge the Japanese government to apologize.In December last year she attended the opening ceremony of the Ama Museum.“Seeing all of you with so much love in your heart, taking care of Amas; I am really grateful,” she said at the ceremony.Ama means “grandma” or “elderly woman” in Hoklo （commonly known as Taiwanese）.However, as she predicted, Chen did not receive an apology from the Japanese government for her sexual slavery, the foundation said on Friday.She told international media with tears in her eyes: “We are very old. We may be long gone when Japan is happy enough to make compensation.”The last two known Taiwanese surviving former comfort women are Aborigines who live in Hualien County, the foundation said.新聞來源：TAIPEI TIMES高雄借錢網高雄借錢管道借錢網