Original sentence: According to testimony, young women from countries under Japanese Imperial control were abducted from their homes.Comfort women were women and girls forced into a prostitution corps created by the Empire of Japan during World War II.Estimates vary as to how many women were involved, with numbers ranging from as low as 20,000 from some Japanese scholars.Many of the women were from Korea, China, and the Philippines, although women from Burma, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Indonesia and other Japanese-occupied territories were used for military "comfort stations".Many women responded to calls for work as factory workers or nurses, and did not know that they were being pressed into sexual slavery.Many women were tricked or defrauded into joining the military brothels.Once recruited, the women were incarcerated in "comfort stations" in foreign lands.The United States Office of War Information report of interviews with 20 comfort women in Burma found that the girls were induced by the offer of plenty of money, an opportunity to pay off family debts, easy work, and the prospect of a new life in a new land, Singapore
Edited sentence: According to testimony, some young women from countries under Japanese Imperial control were abducted from their homes.Comfort women were women and girls engaged in prostitution that moved along the army of Empire of Japan during World War II.Estimates vary as to how many women were involved as comfort women, including those who had been engaged in prostitution before the war, with numbers ranging from as low as 20,000 from some Japanese scholars.In Korea, Korean civilian agents for prostitution houses served for recruiting the girls.Many of the women were from Japan, Korea, China, and the Philippines, although women from Burma, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Indonesia and other Japanese-occupied territories were used for "comfort stations".Many women responded to calls for work as factory workers or nurses, and did not know that they were being pressed into prostitution.Many women were tricked or defrauded by civilian agents into joining the comfort stations.Once recruited, the women were incarcerated in "comfort stations" owned by prostitution houses.Some comfort women were abducted forcibly.The United States Office of War Information report of interviews with 20 comfort women in Burma found that the girls were well paid as prostitutes by civilian prostitution houses but some were induced by civilian agents by the offer of plenty of money, an opportunity to pay off family debts, easy work, and the prospect of a new life in a new land, Singapore.There were comfort women engaged in prostitution during Korean war