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Continuing the Centennial Work of Women and Citizen Diplomacy in Korea
April 28, 2015 by Christine Ahn
A century ago, the suffragist Jane Addams boarded a ship with other American women peace activists to participate in a Congress of Women in The Hague.
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Dangerous, isolated and primed for war? North Korean clichés debunked
April 27, 2015 by Hazel Smith
Global media remain fascinated with North Korea’s supposed weirdness. Yet on the face of it, the North Korean government is neither uniquely authoritarian nor the population uniquely economically badly off.
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Criticizing human rights before DMZ march ‘bananas’ – Steinem
April 25, 2015 by Matthew Russell Lee
Gloria Steinem on Friday described demands that organizers of an upcoming DMZ crossing bring up North Korean human rights violations as “bananas.”
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Activists Say Both North Korea and South Korea Approve Women’s Peace Walk
April 24, 2015 by Rick Gladstone
Organizers of a women’s international peace walk across the Korean Peninsula’s heavily mined Demilitarized Zone next month said Friday that the governments of both North and South Korea had given their conditional approval for the event, which is meant to create new pressure for a formal end to the Korean War.
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Women’s Delegation to Cross the DMZ
April 22, 2015 by John Feffer
In June 1998, the business tycoon Chung Ju-Yung drove 500 cattle across the Demilitarized Zone separating North and South Korea. Then, leaning on a cane, the frail founder of the Hyundai conglomerate hobbled across the border himself. He was the first civilian to make the crossing without government escort in over half a century.
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