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Justice for North Korea is to co-host the “3-2-1 Action! for North Korea” event along with Korea University’s Graduate School of International Studies Student Council. The event is being held to share information on North Korean refugee issues. The documentary “On the Border” will be screened to show the struggles of North Korean defectors, followed by a Q&A forum.
The event will be held at Korea University International Studies Hall room 214 from 6-8 p.m.
JFNK is a grassroots volunteer organization aiming to support human rights and democracy in North Korea, as well as help North Korean refugees.
For more information go to www.justice4nk.org/en.
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Articles by Korea Herald
