Showing posts with label Korean News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Korean News. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Nkorea's extraordinary jobs


Recently, extraordinary jobs are increasing in Nkorea. First is a ranger who takes care of the kim family's state. Their main task is mowing the grass around the statues. Kim jong un liked the grass in the days of studying abroad so he forced them to turf. Second is an elevator operator. Their main task is operating elevators but they should delivery gas and water to peoples being of high status for Nkorea's frequent blackout. Nkorea can't take responsibility on people's living. Their extraordinary jobs are not special things but compulsory things. Their jobs are a sign of struggle to survive.

Read more at http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=dca_1377137212#AhyO47UcCitlrww0.99

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

China takes back nkorean refugees to North

 
Chinese government starts extradition proceedings to kim gwang ho who escaped from north korea two times. Kim was caught in china and his famly would be repatriated but they got free. Kim had an press interview in north korea when going to north again after his first defection, and he strongly blamed south korea and it's society. But that was proved to be untruth and plotted event by north. Meanwhile, chinese government announced that they will repatriate other two peoples accompanied by kim to the north. Because they are north korean. Once repatriated, they would endure opperssion of human rights. China must not to take them back to north.

http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/yonhap-news-agency/130819/china-send-n-korean-defectors-seoul-source-0

Sunday, August 18, 2013

North korea's fake missile


On the 27th last month, North korea showed their intercontinental ballistic missile in the 60th anniversary celebration of the ceasefire agreement but it was found that missile was a mock-up. Because all of it's now focused on whether north korea succeed in developing ICBM, North korea would frighten the international society by showing a fake missile. North korea should be honest, There are no problems that can be solved with north korea's bluff. They must be a responsible country of the international society. 

http://www.npr.org/2013/05/07/181961581/are-those-north-korean-long-range-missiles-for-real

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Miyazaki hayao, his critical remarks about past affairs

As miyazaki hayao(the maestro of japanese animation)'s remark, if young japanese people had much interest in their country's history and right-thinking about it, japan wouldn't harm surrounding country's sovereignty and pride. if japan take care of their future seriously, they must bow to the truth of history modestly.


Monday, July 29, 2013

Compensations about Comfort women


Japan has argued that they already made compensations about comfort women issue, but it wasn't appropriate for the standard and just a shameful output of negotiation. the japanese army's comfort women issue is an anti-human crime and we need to let the world people know how much cruel it is.

North Korea would lose everything except for nuclear and missiles

Jean marc ayrault, france prime minister said "north korea has to try terminating nuclear and missiles" for his interview on 23th. North korea's ternination of nuclear and missiles is an international request. if north korea stick to nuclear and missiles continuously, north korea will lose everything except nulear and missiles.


Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Korean War memorial stone


At Seoul's vast War Memorial of Korea, there is a memorial stone which reminds visitors that “Freedom is not free.” The freedom that Koreans are enjoying are possible because of the sacrifice of the UN war veterans 60 years ago. Obama will mark the 60th anniversary of the Korean War with a speech Saturday at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington. Obama will recognize the United Nations Allies that provided combat troops, medical teams, and other support


Monday, July 22, 2013

North Korea’s mediocre transporation system

North Korea invited a record number of foreign visitors to a new rendition of the Arirang mass games. However, the foreign visitors are unable to get into the country because there is no proper transportation to bring them into the hermit country. North Korea requested China to provide them with aviation out of commission. However, China refused for safety concern. This is all because North Korea invited too many visitors even when they cannot handle such an event.


Sunday, July 21, 2013

North Korea advances summer break for students


Recently Kim Jong-un moved up summer break for students by 2 weeks so that the students can be healthier. The North Korean media are promoting such move as Kim Jong-un’s generosity and leadership role. This, however, is not what a leader should be doing – changing education schedules just because he feels like it. Instead of advancing summer break, he should stop starvation if he is a true leader.



Thursday, July 18, 2013

a japanese who speak out faults of japan

Yoriko Kawaguchi(川口順子, age : 72), former foreign minister of Japan, wrote a blog opposing the revision of Kono statement, which claims that the Japanese military was broadly involved in the establishment of comfort stations and management of comfort women. The statement also offered an apology and reflection of the Japanese government. She claimed that the Japanese military took part in the comfort women issue, and their actions violate the dignity and rights of the many women. The international community view the comfort women issue as a human rights violations against women during wartime by the Japanese military. If Abe administration maintains their stances regarding the comfort women by denying the Kono statement, Japan will be stigmatized as a war crime nation.


North Korea behind the 6. 25 Cyber Attack

North Korea is believed to be behind the cyber attacks against South Korea that took place on the anniversary of the Korean War (Jun 25). North Korea has rejected these accusations and has blamed the United States and South Korea for cyber attacks. We should prepare against North Korea’s attacks since they are vigilantly awaiting for an opportunity to bring disorder to its enemies.


Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Decrease in the numbers of North Korean defectors

The reason why the number of North Korean defector arrivals has gone down is because 90% of the defectors escape through Laos and Thailand route. The Southeast Asia route is very dangerous and difficult. Many defectors give up. If the official residence in China is reopen, the number of defectors will reincrease.


Monday, July 15, 2013

Famine in North Korea

Regarding the famine in North Korea, we should help out the starving people. However, when it comes to the corrupt leaders of North Korea who are only interested in using the aids for military purposes, no aid should be given to North Korea.

Sunday, July 14, 2013

We still cannot trust North Korea


North and South Korea began a new round of talks on reopening Kaesong industrial park after earlier negotiations failed to produce agreement. Their working-level talks resumed in North Korea's border city of Kaesong, where the park complex is located. The previous round last week ended after the two sides couldn't agree on steps to resume operations at the idled complex but said they would try again Monday. Preventing the recurrence of wrongdoings, such as breaking the agreement, is not only related to resolving the Kaesong Complex issue, but it is also important in moving inter-Korean relations forward. If North Korea really is up to talks it should first have sincerity.


(http://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2013/07/14/New-round-of-North-South-Korea-talks-on-Kaesong-begin/UPI-72601373857098/)

 

Mourning Asiana crash victims

Dozens of South Korean middle school students on Thursday mourned the deaths of two Chinese teenage girls who died in last week's Asiana Airlines jet crash in San Francisco. These students held a candlelight vigil in downtown Seoul, praying for the Chinese victims. Ahead of the vigil, the South Korean students visited the Chinese Embassy in Seoul and delivered a letter of condolence. The actions of the students gained the attention of the media and I hope the victims can rest in peace.

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

The Detention of Kenneth Bae

American Christian missionary Kenneth Bae, currently serving 15 years in North Korean for allegedly plotting to overthrow the government, has appeared in a new video speaking of health difficulties and calling on the U.S. to help secure his freedom. His University of Oregon alumna, Dennis Bae stated that he did not recognize his friend because his friend looked very ill. I urge North Korea to release Kenneth Bae ASAP.

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

North Korea forces its people to beg abroad

There are around 46,000 North Koreans working abroad. When Kim Jong-un came to power, he ordered people to work abroad even if it means that a few defect. This is because when Kumkang Mt tour and Kaesong industrial complex shut down he had no money. The monthly salary of an average North Korean working abroad is $300~1000. However, 70~90% of the salary are taxed. Therefore, they end up getting paid around $100~130. Most of the taxed money are not used for the goodwill of these workers. They are only used for Kim Jong-un’s luxurious life. The North Korean workers are modern slaves.

Cannibals in North Korea

In North Korea it is not unusual for people to disappear. People were dying by the thousands, maybe millions. But dark rumors were spreading, too horrifying to believe, too persistent to ignore. Fear of cannibalism, like the famine supposedly driving it, spread. People avoided the meat in streetside soup vendors and warned children not to be alone at night. North Korea’s famine may be over, but the stories of desperate men and women, driven so insane by starvation that they consume their own children, have resurfaced. According to Rimjingang’s sources, the famine, like others before it, had led to cannibalism. One man, they said, had been arrested and executed for killing and eating his children. Maybe the stories of cannibalism are nothing more than that; rumors, stories from two decades prior that devolved into folklore. But cannibalism, for all the voyeuristic horror it inspires, is a symptom of something much worse: starvation and social breakdown, the conditions for which remain in North Korea.

(http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/392610/North-Korean-reveals-cannibalism-is-common-after-escaping-starving-state)