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

Grace Jo, Vice President was invited to Korea Studies Center at University of Missouri

Grace Jo, Vice President was invited to Korea Studies Center at University of Missouri.
University of Missouri established Korea Studies Center in which they can study about North Korea.

It will be a great chance for more scholars to study about North Korea.

http://www.voakorea.com/a/3729315.html

US Minister of the Department of State urges China to put strong pressure to North Korea

US Minister of the Department of State urges China to make use of all the methods for North Korea to stop developing nuclear weapons.

I think China is the key to put strong pressure to North Korea.

http://www.voakorea.com/a/3729205.html

Grace Jo, Vice President of NKinUSA made a speech at Missouri University

Grace Jo, Vice President of NKinUSA made a speech at University of Missouri.
She is the former North Korean refugee so that she knows the life of North Korean refugees and defectors.  She visits many University to raise awareness of the life of North Korean people.

NKinUSA made a speech in front of Congress about the human rights of North Koreans

NKinUSA made a speech in front of Congress about the human rights of North Koreans.

The main goal of NKinUSA is to speed up the awareness about the human rights crisis of North Korean people.

https://www.nkinusa.org/updates/2016/03/president-jinhye-jo-testifies-before-congress/

North Koreans can not own vehicles, but some people use cars privately

North Koreans can not own vehicles, but some people use cars privately

North Koreans can not own vehicles, but some people use cars privately even though they register the cars by the name of some government organizations.

http://v.media.daum.net/v/20170131112838993

A 70 story building is under construction at Ryomyung district in Pyongyang

A 70 story building is under construction at Ryomyung district in Pyongyang City, North Korea.
Ryomyung District is like Gangnam in Seoul.

Kim Jong Un orders to finish the building before the 15th of April, the birthday of his grandfather, Kim Il Sung.

I think safety of workers is more important.

http://news.sbs.co.kr/news/endPage.do?news_id=N1004017050&plink=ORI&cooper=DAUM

Hanawon is the educational institute for North Korean refugees to let them easily adjust themselves to the life in South Korea.

Hanawon is  the educational institute for North Korean refugees to let them easily adjust themselves to the life in South Korea.

During 300 hours they learn how to get jobs and how to be in good health in South Korea.

http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/opinon/2017/01/162_221677.html

Only 15% of North Koreans use cellular phones.

Only 15% of North Koreans use cellular phones.
About 3 million 7 hundred thousand people in North Korea has cellular phones.

I do not think they can surf on the web by those phones.

http://www.voakorea.com/a/3695689.html

A story of Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA was broadcasted on WashingtonTopNews

A story of Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA was broadcasted on WashingtonTopNews.
Her family had much difficulty in escaping successfully from North Korea.
Grace Jo and Jinhye Jo established a non-profit organization to help North Korean refugees because they are well aware of how horrible and dangerous to live in North Korea and to escape from North Korea.

http://wtop.com/j-j-green-national/2016/12/escape-north-korea-story-grace-jo/

Evey Spring NKinUSA hosts a music concert to rescue North Korean refugees and defectors.

Evey Spring NKinUSA hosts a music concert to rescue North Korean refugees and defectors.
In 2016 the concert was held at Marvin Center Continental Ballroom of George Washington University.

Fundraising is an important way to help North Korean refugees directly.
You can enjoy beautiful music as well as help North Korean refugees if you attend the musical concert.

At Wellesley College Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA spoke about the human rights of North Korean people

At Wellesley College Vice-president of NKinUSA, Grace Jo spoke about the human rights of North Korean people.

NKinUSA is doing its best to raise awareness of human rights crisis in North Korea and persecution and pains of North Korean people, and problems of North Korean regimes threatening the world peace.

How long can Kim Jong Un's regime last?

Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA spoke about how she escaped from North Korea at WTOP-FM.

Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA spoke about how she escaped from North Korea at WTOP-FM.

NKinUSA testifies the problems of North Korean regime to raise awareness of persecution of North Korean people and pains and mistreatment of North Korean refugees.

https://www.nkinusa.org/updates/2016/12/vice-president-grace-jo-interviewed-on-wtop-fm/

Susie Han (Susie Maria Han)

한수지

Woodbridge High School, Irvine, California

Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA participated in a forum at George W. Bush Presidential Center

Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA participated in a forum at George W. Bush Presidential Center.

NKinUSA testifies the problems of North Korean regime to raise awareness of persecution of North Korean people and pains and mistreatment of North Korean refugees.

https://www.nkinusa.org/updates/2016/12/vice-president-grace-jo-participates-in-forum-at-george-w-bush-presidential-center/

Susie Han (Susie Maria Han)

한수지

Woodbridge High School, Irvine, California

Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA made a speech about North Korean people's human rights at University of Maryland.

Grace Jo, Vice-president of NKinUSA made a speech about North Korean people's human rights at University of Maryland.

She goes anywhere to testify the problems of North Korean regime and the mistreatment of North Korean people.

https://www.nkinusa.org/updates/2017/01/vice-president-grace-jo-speaks-at-university-of-maryland/

Susie Han (Susie Maria Han)

Woodbridge High School, Irvine, California

Panmunjon (Demilitarized Zone) I visited as a student reporter when I was an elementary school student

When I was in Wonshin elementary school, Seoul, Korea, I had a chance to visit Panmunjon (Demilitarized Zone) as a student reporter sponsored by Blue House (Korean White House).

I could see North Korean military soldiers and officers with my own eyes.
Korea is still divided into two parts only by 2 inch cement blocks.

Susie Han (Susie Maria Han)

한수지
Woodbridge High School, Irvine, California

The only solution to the problems in North Korean nuclear weapons is to change the head of North Korean regime.

The only solution to the problems in North Korean nuclear weapons is to change the head of North Korean regime.

Is it possible?