Yeji Chung is a third-year student at George Washington University, pursuing studies in political science and journalism. Hoping to become a human rights journalist one day, she had joined Amnesty International and other various human rights organizations. Now, she is an active opinion writer for the school newspaper, The GW Hatchet, and hopes to use this experience and writing skills to contribute to the team. At HRNK, she hopes to research and understand many social issues in North Korea as well as publishing research articles.
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