A Call for Justice
Thank you to Bruce Harrison for this piece which appears on the sites of NBC News and America Online. At each previous inter-Korean summit, Hwang said, attempts have been made …
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Thank you to veteran journalist and author Donald Kirk for this timely piece and for the link to this site: Yes, three American hostages arrived back in the United States …
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Thank you to Associated Press’s Kim Tong-Hyung for his piece concerning last Tuesday’s press conference. North Korea’s release of three American detainees offers some hope for the relatives of hundreds of …
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However you see the upcoming meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korea’s President Moon Jae-in, for tens of thousands of Koreans on both sides of the border it …
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Thank you to Al Jazeera’s Wooyoung Lee for this piece regarding the upcoming summit. The agenda for the third inter-Korean summit scheduled for April 27 is unlikely to have North …
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Yonhap News Agency reported that human rights are not on the agenda for the upcoming summit between the leaders of the two Koreas. “The most urgent issue is the denuclearization …
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Today, the 1969 KAL Abductees’ Families Association joined 39 other organizations in sending a letter to South Korean President Moon Jae-in, urging him to press for the inclusion of human …
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December 14, 2017: Thank you to Voice of America for writing about the abduction issue and for including the abduction of Mr. Hwang’s father as an example. “One example is …
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In Japan’s relationship with North Korea, the ballistic missiles Pyongyang has sent over Japanese islands—including one today—tend to garner the most attention. But there’s a less-noticed matter that, for some, cuts …
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June 20, 2017: South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Tuesday said North Korea should swiftly return South Koreans and Americans detained in the reclusive nation and that Pyongyang had “a heavy …
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