The Committee for Human Rights in North Korea | Ten Years After the UN COI: Pressure Points and the Future of the North Korean Human Rights Movement @committeehrnk | Uploaded May 2023 | Updated October 2024, 22 hours ago.
The Committee for Human Rights in North Korea (HRNK), the International Bar Association (IBA), and the Center for International Studies of the Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS) at Yonsei University hosted an event entitled "Ten Years after the UN COI: Pressure Points and the Future of the North Korean Human Rights Movement" on Monday, March 20 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. KST in a hybrid format.
3:33 Welcoming Remarks, Dean Lee Jung-Hoon, GSIS, Yonsei University
8:26 Opening Remarks, H.E. Kwon Young-Se, Minister of Unification
14:38 Congratulatory Remarks, President Han Suk-Hee, INSS
18:57 Congratulatory Remarks, Lee Eun-Kyung, President, CREDO Association
24:53 Keynote Address, H.E. Song Sang-Hyun, former President, International Criminal Court
43:00 Documentary screening
56:57 [Session 1] Rollout of Inquiry Report
2:05:56 Keynote: "Food Insecurity in North Korea" HRNK Co-Chair Emeritus Roberta Cohen
2:21:52 Keynote: "Reflections on COI+10" Justice Michael Kirby, former Chair, UN COI
2:34:44 [Session 2] A Human Rights up Front Approach: Pressure Points & the Future of the North Korean Human Rights Movement
* Video recording courtesy of the Center for Int'l Studies at Yonsei GSIS, the Int'l Bar Association, the CREDO Association, and the Institute for Nat'l Security Studies (INSS).
To learn more about North Korean human rights, here are some good starter resources, written by HRNK researchers: hrnk.org/publications/hrnk-publications.php
You can subscribe to HRNK’s newsletter through our website: hrnk.org
If you would like to support HRNK’s work, please donate here: funraise.org/give/Committee-for-Human-Rights-in-North-Korea/7f3ba9e7-4d8a-4430-99e7-b7d0dc0c3f9b
#northkorea #kimjongun #humanrights #UNCOI #HRNK
The Committee for Human Rights in North Korea (HRNK), the International Bar Association (IBA), and the Center for International Studies of the Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS) at Yonsei University hosted an event entitled "Ten Years after the UN COI: Pressure Points and the Future of the North Korean Human Rights Movement" on Monday, March 20 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. KST in a hybrid format.
3:33 Welcoming Remarks, Dean Lee Jung-Hoon, GSIS, Yonsei University
8:26 Opening Remarks, H.E. Kwon Young-Se, Minister of Unification
14:38 Congratulatory Remarks, President Han Suk-Hee, INSS
18:57 Congratulatory Remarks, Lee Eun-Kyung, President, CREDO Association
24:53 Keynote Address, H.E. Song Sang-Hyun, former President, International Criminal Court
43:00 Documentary screening
56:57 [Session 1] Rollout of Inquiry Report
2:05:56 Keynote: "Food Insecurity in North Korea" HRNK Co-Chair Emeritus Roberta Cohen
2:21:52 Keynote: "Reflections on COI+10" Justice Michael Kirby, former Chair, UN COI
2:34:44 [Session 2] A Human Rights up Front Approach: Pressure Points & the Future of the North Korean Human Rights Movement
* Video recording courtesy of the Center for Int'l Studies at Yonsei GSIS, the Int'l Bar Association, the CREDO Association, and the Institute for Nat'l Security Studies (INSS).
To learn more about North Korean human rights, here are some good starter resources, written by HRNK researchers: hrnk.org/publications/hrnk-publications.php
You can subscribe to HRNK’s newsletter through our website: hrnk.org
If you would like to support HRNK’s work, please donate here: funraise.org/give/Committee-for-Human-Rights-in-North-Korea/7f3ba9e7-4d8a-4430-99e7-b7d0dc0c3f9b
#northkorea #kimjongun #humanrights #UNCOI #HRNK