Tag: Korean Peninsula

• Is the legal system on the Korean peninsula helping or hindering inter-Korean engagement?

  

  Legal barriers to inter-Korean engagement are intensifying in both North and South Korea, causing Attorney Ham Bo-hyun to question if the legal structures are actually achieving the goals for which they were designed.

  Jennie

  October 3, 2024

  Catholic Institute for Northeast Asia Peace, Cross-Posts, Korea, Korean Sharing Movement

  Inter-Korean Engagement, Korean Peninsula, Law, North Korea, South Korea

• On North Korea, Kamala Harris Should Prioritize Peace

  

  Cathi Choi says, ‘Diplomatic engagement is not “cozying up” to North Korea; rather, it is the prerequisite for peaceful coexistence and averting nuclear war. No amount of militarized escalation or sanctions will resolve the security crisis on the Korean Peninsula. We must instead maximize our efforts for diplomacy.’

  Jennie

  October 1, 2024

  Cross-Posts, Korea, Korea Peace Now Grassroots Network, USA

  Asia, Bill Clinton, CVID, Denuclearization, Donald Trump, Election 2024, End The Korean War, End War, George W. Bush, Human Security, Japan, Kamala Harris, Kim Dae-Jung, Kim Jong-un, Korea, Korea Peace Now, Korea Watch, Korean Peninsula, Korean War, Moon Jae-In, National Security, Nonproliferation, North Korea, Nuclear Arms Race, Nuclearization, Peace Agreement, Presidential Candidate, security, South Korea, Trilateral Alliance, USA, Yoon Suk-Yeol