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Address Reunification of North and South Korea and to finally establish a peace treaty in the region.

Created by L.M. on September 04, 2012

Since the end of the Korean War, 1953, there has not been an established Peace Treaty between both North and South Korea. As a member of the NGO's PSCORE, North Korea Peace, and LINK (Liberty in North Korea), we are on a crusade for the North Korean people to some day live in a country where they are entitled rights established by a non-dictatorship society. Once the war ended, a seize-fire was established; however, over-time, the seize-fire has proven to no longer be a stable source of legislation. North Korea continues to make the region unstable. Most notably, Yeongpyeong Island in South Korea was attacked where soldiers and civilians were killed. It is imperative for stability to be reached in that region of Asia, so the global economy can recover and peace to flourish.

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