Making Engagement Effective: The Politics of North Korean Human Rights in a Humanitarian Context
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This article deals with the issue of North Korean human rights in a humanitarian context. Humanitarianism can be defined as the activities and/or policies by which the purpose of rescuing the vulnerable in a society could be achieved. It is argued that by both reinforcing a humanitarian discourse and establishing a humanitarian principle, South Korea’s engagement toward the DPRK as a primary and smart strategy could be more effective, thereby realizing a “true” sense of improvement in North Koreans’ human rights. In conclusion, this article summarizes the main findings of the research and suggests a few policy implications for policymakers.
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This article deals with the issue of North Korean human rights in a humanitarian context. Humanitarianism can be defined as the activities and/or policies by which the purpose of rescuing the vulnerable in a society could be achieved. It is argued that by both reinforcing a humanitarian discourse and establishing a humanitarian principle, South Korea’s engagement toward the DPRK as a primary and smart strategy could be more effective, thereby realizing a “true” sense of improvement in North Koreans’ human rights. In conclusion, this article summarizes the main findings of the research and suggests a few policy implications for policymakers.
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