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Knives Are Out for Those Who Challenge Militarization of the Korean Peninsula
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Knives Are Out for Those Who Challenge Militarization of the Korean Peninsula

Ann Wright on pro-war forces
Stitching Korea Back Together
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Stitching Korea Back Together

Thirty peace activists from 15 countries arrived in Beijing on May 17th. I knew 11 of the women before arriving but most of the women knew maybe one or two others and a few knew no one. Our work for peace and justice had taken very different paths and it was striking that many of those paths had not crossed.
Peace activists’ travels through North and South Korea a small step in long walk to peace: Porter
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Peace activists’ travels through North and South Korea a small step in long walk to peace: Porter

Thirty women, including Gloria Steinem and Nobel laureates, sought dialogue on reunification of countries still separated 62 years after Korean War.
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Lynch School faculty member Brinton Lykes talks about her experiences as part of women’s delegation that visited North and South Korea

The two weeks Lynch School of Education Professor Brinton Lykes spent in Korea – both North and South – as part of an international women’s delegation were a whirlwind of public events and private moments, contrasting sights and perspectives, and a montage of emotions and impressions through which she continues to sift.
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Women on a Peace Mission to North Korea

Re “Talking About Peace, When Despots Don’t Care,” by Serge Schmemann (Editorial Notebook, May 28), about a group of 30 women who went to North Korea on a peace mission last month
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WOMEN CROSS DEMILITARISED ZONE (DMZ) ON KOREAN PENINSULA FOR PEACE

On 24 May 2015, the International Women’s Day for Peace and Disarmament, approximately 30 women from 15 countries crossed the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ), which serves as a buffer between North Korea and South Korea, and made a powerful call for peace in the Korean Peninsula.
Can women end Korean War? After DMZ crossing, Gloria Steinem says ‘Yes’
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Can women end Korean War? After DMZ crossing, Gloria Steinem says ‘Yes’

Ms. Steinem was one of 30 women activists, including Nobel laureates Mairead Maguire and Leymah Gbowee, who crossed the demilitarized zone between the North and South on Sunday. Protesters say their campaign was naive.
Gloria Steinem, peace activists cross Demilitarized Zone separating Koreas
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Gloria Steinem, peace activists cross Demilitarized Zone separating Koreas

Feminist icon Gloria Steinem along with a group of 30 women peace activists crossed the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone that separates North and South Korea on Sunday, in what organizers called a “symbolic act of peace” meant to encourage dialogue and reunification between the two countries.
Women peace activists cross Korean DMZ amid heavy security and criticism
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Women peace activists cross Korean DMZ amid heavy security and criticism

A group of women peace activists from 15 countries around the world crossed the Demilitarized Zone into South Korea amid heavy security and criticism over their trip to North Korea, a country with a dangerous nuclear weapons program and an extensive record of human rights abuses.
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Peace Activists Cross Demilitarized Zone Separating Koreas

It was rare for the two rival Korean governments to agree to allow a group of peace activists to pass through the border area, known as the DMZ.