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Korea Peace Campaign

KOREA PEACE CAMPAIGN

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Unfortunately, it is unlikely that the U.S. government will change its misguided, hard-line policy on North Korea unless American people demand the change first. Therefore, we have launched the Korea Peace Campaign, a grassroots American peoples’ campaign to bring the Korean War to a final end through promotion of genuine peace, reconciliation and friendship between American and Korean people.

The Campaign will accomplish its mission through 1) educating American public about the true history of the U.S.-Korea relations; 2) mutual exchanges such as sending veterans’ peace delegations; 3) providing assistance to the Korean victims of the War; and 4) building a national coalition for the U.S.-Korea peace. We invite all concerned individuals and organizations to join in this important campaign for peace and reconciliation. Please join us and make a difference!

It is imperative for the American people to recognize the new development in Korea and adopt a new policy toward Korea that supports a comprehensive, permanent peace settlement in Korea . Such a new policy must move from containment and confrontation to dialogue and reconciliation. Thus, we call for the following new policy: 1) ) Stop U.S. military build-ups in Korea; 2) Sign a peace or non-aggression treaty with North Korea and normalize our relations with it; 3) Withdraw our troops from S. Korea; 4) Provide just reparations to the Korean victims of the U.S. war crimes; and 5) Support an independent and peaceful reunification of Korea.

VFP RESOLUTIONS ON KOREA

2003 VFP Resolution
2004 VFP Resolution
2006 VFP Resolution
2007 VFP Resolution

REPORTS ON PREVIOUS KOREA TRIPS

2001 VFP Trip to Korea
2003 VFP Members Trip to North Korea
2006 VFP Delegation to South Korea

KOREAN WAR

Letter to President Obama on Korea Policy
"A New Look on the Korean War" by John Kim
"Night Visions" a poem by Chuck Overby
American Declaration of Peace with the Korean People
References on Korean War and Korea

NO GUN RI MASSACRE

2000 VFP Position Statement
"Beyond No Gun Ri", an excerpt by Sahr Conway- Lanz, Ph.D.
Picasso's 'Massacre in Korea'

NUCLEAR THREATS IN KOREA

Timeline on Nuclear Threats on Korea
Joint Statement from Six -Party Talks (9/19/2005)
Joint Statement from Six-Party Talks (2/13/2007)
Joint Statement from Six-Party Talks (10/3/2007)

LINKS

Commission Probes Hidden History of 1950
http://www.asck.org

http://www.nlg.org/korea
http://www.kimsoft.com
http://www.worldpress.org/Asia/2478.cfm
U.S. Realigning, Redeploying Military Forces in South Korea
National Campaign to End the Korean War

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