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Shifting from “Security” to “Peace” in Korea Webinar

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Kim Jong Un is still alive. What about peace with North Korea?
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Kim Jong Un is still alive. What about peace with North Korea?

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Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
From grassroots to peace talks: Women in the inter-Korean peace process
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From grassroots to peace talks: Women in the inter-Korean peace process

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Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
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Answers to Common Questions About North Korea

Download a PDF version of this guide here. What do we know about Kim Jong Un’s health? As of this writing, reports about the current state of Kim Jong Un’s health have been unsubstantiated by on-the-record sources, including the North Korean government.  Rumors and speculation largely began on April 21, 2020, when the online news […]
What Covid-19 Lessons Can South Korea Teach Us?
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What Covid-19 Lessons Can South Korea Teach Us?

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Rising Up with Sonali
Why North Korea and America Need Reconciliation—Not Endless Kim Jong-Un Death Rumors
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Why North Korea and America Need Reconciliation—Not Endless Kim Jong-Un Death Rumors

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The National Interest
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National Action to End the Korean War Virtual Advocacy Week

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South Korea is a model for combatting COVID-19, it should now take the lead in diplomacy with North Korea
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South Korea is a model for combatting COVID-19, it should now take the lead in diplomacy with North Korea

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Responsible Statecraft

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WATCH: COVID, Sanctions, and North Korea Virtual Hill Briefing

Humanitarian, medical, and policy experts weigh in on what we know and don’t know about COVID-19 in North Korea, how the US-led sanctions regime impacts regular people on the ground, and why we should be rethinking US-DPRK relations in light of the global pandemic. Introduction: Rep. Ilhan Omar Speakers:Elizabeth Beavers, Women Cross DMZ (moderator)Henri Feron, […]
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Hundreds of Constituents in Colorado and New Jersey Condemn Sen. Gardner and Sen. Menendez’s Call to Tighten Sanctions on North Korea During COVID-19

For immediate releaseApril 17, 2020 Hundreds of residents in Colorado and New Jersey, representing a wide cross section of constituents, including faith groups, NGOs, community and business leaders, academics, students, and the Korean American community, sent letters to Sen. Cory Gardner (R-Colo.) and Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) today condemning their call to step up the […]
Christine Ahn on the Implications of Coronavirus on Peace in Korea
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Christine Ahn on the Implications of Coronavirus on Peace in Korea

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The Scott Horton Show
As the World Economy Grinds to a Halt, the U.S. War Machine Churns On
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As the World Economy Grinds to a Halt, the U.S. War Machine Churns On

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In These Times
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Statement for a Feminist Foreign Policy to Confront the Coronavirus Pandemic

NOTE: In February, three organizations — MADRE, Women Cross DMZ, and Grassroots Global Justice Alliance — convened a group of 23 women and gender nonconforming people from across the United States in order to engage in a cross-movement dialogue on our collective work against militarism and war in order to examine, challenge, and reimagine US […]

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Maximum Pressure on North Korea Is a Total Failure
US Response to Coronavirus in North Korea Can Save Lives and Lead to Peace
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US Response to Coronavirus in North Korea Can Save Lives and Lead to Peace

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Common Dreams
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Racial Justice Has No Borders – Militarization in a Time of Pandemic

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Pandemic, War, and Sanctions in a Divided Korea

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