Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA gave testimony about the human rights of North Korean people at National Committee for UN Women.

Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA gave testimony about the human rights of North Korean people at National Committee for UN Women.

Her testimony will enlighten many politicians and ordinary people to be more interested in the human rights crisis in North Korea.

If more people think the collapse of North Korean regime should not be delayed, then Kim Jong Un would make a right decision for the peace in Asia.

http://www.rfa.org/korean/in_focus/human_rights_defector/ne-mj-03172017134100.html

Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA made a speech at Danforth University

Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA made a speech about the human rights of North Korean and the importance of helping North Koreans' stable resettlement at Danforth University.

Grace Jo is doing her best to raise awareness about the human rights crisis of North Korean refugees.

Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA has protested the forced repatriation of North Korean escapees hiding in China

Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA has protested the forced repatriation of North Korean escapees hiding in China, and was a guest of U.S. Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power at the UN Security Council session on North Korean human rights.

If North Korean refugees are caught in China on their way to free countries, they are expatriated back to North Korea. North Korean refugees are considered as betrayers in North Korea so that they are tortured and executed.

NKinUSA is doing its best to speak on behalf of North Korean refugees.

Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA had an interview with St. Louis Public Radio

Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA had an interview with St.Louis Public Radio and talked about how she and her family escaped from North Korean to the USA and what she is doing for North Korean refugees.

One of the most important roles of NKinUSA is raising the awareness of human rights crisis of North Korean refugees.

http://news.stlpublicradio.org/post/refugee-perspective-you-rarely-hear-grace-jo-shares-her-story-defection-north-korea#stream/0