In the world's most isolated and closed society, North Koreans lack freedom to access objective information about their country and the outside world. The government utilizes subjective propaganda as a mechanism to control their citizens. However, thanks to organizations like No Chain, HanVoice and Council for Human Rights in North Korea (Canada), many North Koreans now receive knowledge through the smuggling of flash drives loaded with TV shows and other media. Join this conversation to learn how technology is leading an information revolution in the struggle to liberate North Korea.
Presenters & Hosts
Kyung B. Lee
President ~ Council for Human Rights in North Korea (Canada)
Jin Hak Choi
President ~ National Unification Advisory Council in Toronto
Kwang Il Jung
Founder ~ No Chain
Henry Song
U.S. Director for 'No Chain'
Along with HanVoice (Project E) & Young Sil Lee (Soprano Singer)
FAQs
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
All “white parking permit areas” on Wilfrid Laurier University campus are free. The parking information kiosk located at the main entrance, University Ave. at Hazel St. can direct you accordingly.
What can I bring to the event?
Free to attend, however, please bring used USB keys to the event. These will be donated to No Chain, who will send the USB keys into North Korea with TV shows, movies and objective information.
Beverages and light snacks will be provided.
Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Please contact Andrew Fawcett at [email protected] for further information.
