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Policy Environment and Directions for North Korean Human Rights

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The subject of North Korean human rights is not simply a domestic issue in North Korea, but also a policy issue to which the global community must proactively and enthusiastically seek answers. Since the late 1990s, the process of publicizing the issue has changed in the policy environment. Although the conflicting fundamental opinions within South Korea have not been resolved, they have been addressed to some extent. In addition, the issue offers an agenda that has unique characteristic,since it is intricately interconnected at the domestic, North-South, and international level. The human rights activists’ characteristics reflect such complex links. This study provides strategies for the North Korean human rights issue commencing in the year 2013 based on the analysis of the policy environment. Considering the policy environment,future policies on North Korean human rights must be promoted in three manners. First, the policies should be endorsed in such a way that South Korea’s domestic conflicts over the issue are minimized. Second, a policy infrastructure must establish so that domestic, inter-Korean, and international capabilities are rallied against the North Korean human rights. Third, we must manage with the challenges and policy environments efficiently in order to implement specific and practical strategies to improve the human rights conditions in North Korea.

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The subject of North Korean human rights is not simply a domestic issue in North Korea, but also a policy issue to which the global community must proactively and enthusiastically seek answers. Since the late 1990s, the process of publicizing the issue has changed in the policy environment. Although the conflicting fundamental opinions within South Korea have not been resolved, they have been addressed to some extent. In addition, the issue offers an agenda that has unique characteristic,since it is intricately interconnected at the domestic, North-South, and international level. The human rights activists’ characteristics reflect such complex links. This study provides strategies for the North Korean human rights issue commencing in the year 2013 based on the analysis of the policy environment. Considering the policy environment,future policies on North Korean human rights must be promoted in three manners. First, the policies should be endorsed in such a way that South Korea’s domestic conflicts over the issue are minimized. Second, a policy infrastructure must establish so that domestic, inter-Korean, and international capabilities are rallied against the North Korean human rights. Third, we must manage with the challenges and policy environments efficiently in order to implement specific and practical strategies to improve the human rights conditions in North Korea.

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