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Korea Peace Appeal: Korea Peace amid US-China competition

July 7, 2021

웨비나 : 정전협정 68년, 미중 경쟁과 한반도 

Webinar : People’s global action for Korea Peace amid US-China strategic competition 

ウェビナー : 米中の競争と朝鮮半島の平和 

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World Beyond War: “Ending America’s Forever War in Korea”

June 24, 2021

On the 71st anniversary of what is officially recognized as the start of the Korean War, World BEYOND War hosted a panel discussion with preeminent Korea historian Bruce Cumings, Korean-American peace activist Christine Ahn, and Youngjae KIM, a peace activist based in Seongju, South Korea. They reflected upon the neglected history and human costs of the unresolved war and discussed what is needed to finally bring closure to America’s oldest, endless war.

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Korea Peace Forum: Ending the Korean War, Entering the Era of Peace

June 24, 2021

On June 24, 2021, the Korean Peace Forum featured Women Cross DMZ’s Christine Ahn and Hyunsook Cho with keynote speaker Bruce Cumings for the panel “Ending the Korean War, Entering the Era of Peace.”

Full list of speakers include:

Keynote by Bruce Cumings – Professor, University of Chicago

Christine Ahn – Executive Director, Women Cross DMZ

Hyuk-Kyo Suh – President, The National Association of Korean Americans

Hyunsook Cho – Korea Peace Now Grassroots Network Organizer

Taehyun Nam – Professor, Salisbury University

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LIFT for Peace: End the Travel Ban to North Korea

June 23, 2021

On June 23, 2021, the LIFT (Let Individuals Freely Travel) Campaign held a “End the Travel Ban to North Korea” webinar to discuss with humanitarian workers, separated family members, and others who have traveled extensively to North Korea about the harms caused by the US travel ban on North Korea and how you can support our campaign to lift the ban and allow people to travel freely.

Since 2017, US citizens have been restricted from traveling to North Korea. This ban prevents Korean Americans from visiting their family members in North Korea, hinders humanitarian organizations from delivering critical assistance, and obstructs US citizens from engaging in people-to-people exchanges and peace-building efforts. It’s yet another tragic cost of the unresolved 70-year-old Korean War.

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International Conference on Peace and Development on the Korean Peninsula

June 21, 2021

On June 21, 2021, the Korean Sharing Movement held the International Conference on Peace and Development on the Korean Peninsula. The date marked the organization’s 25th anniversary since its founding in 1996 when severe food shortages in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (otherwise known as North Korea) become more widely known throughout the rest of the world.

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