Korea Club with Professor Hyun In-ae Wednesday, October 16, 2013 6:30 pm–9:00 pm An Insider's Perspective on North Korean Society: Transformation, Stagnation or Regression? Guest Speaker: Hyun In-ae Resident Fellow, Committee for Human Rights in North Korea Member, Korea National Unification Advisory Council Former Professor, Najin Maritime University Woo Lae Oak […]
An Insider's Perspective on North Korean Society: Transformation, Stagnation or Regression?
My remarks will concentrate on the most vulnerable women in North Korean society, those imprisoned in political penal labor camps (kwan-li-so), long term prison labor facilities (kyo-hwa-so), and in police interrogation and detention centers on the China-North Korea border. The Commission of Inquiry will have to consider whether these women have been subject to widespread […]
The Illinois Holocaust Museum and Committee for Human Rights in North Korea invite you to join us for an exclusive and groundbreaking human rights conference, as we reveal the brutal and often fatal realities of the North Korean gulag system. Please click on the link here to view the agenda. Reservations required by Friday, November 1 at [email protected] […]
The Illinois Holocaust Museum and Committee for Human Rights in North Korea invite you to join us for an exclusive and groundbreaking human rights conference, as we reveal the brutal and often […]
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