Inter-Korean
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Seoul is just hours away from passing a bill that can jail North Korea activists
A days-long filibuster is set to end soon, and legal experts say the bill will likely become law.
Full text: South Korea’s new ‘anti-leaflet’ law, in English
NK Pro commissioned a full translation of the full proposed law change
South Korean governor wants to make shoes and auto parts with North Korea again
Gyeonggi province vice governor for peace, Lee Jae-gang, urges Seoul and Pyongyang to reopen Kaesong Industrial Complex
Controversial South Korean ‘anti-leaflet’ bill delayed after filibuster attempt
The bill drew criticism from the human rights community for criminalizing some forms of anti-North Korea activism
Kim Yo Jong breaks months of silence and threatens South Korean foreign minister
The North Korean leader's sister is responding to Kang Kyung-wha's doubts that the DPRK is COVID-19 free
South Korea holds out hope for a ‘U-turn’ with North Korea in 2021
Unification minister Lee In-young talks COVID-19, working with Biden and winning Pyongyang back in the new year
Reunification is no ‘pipe dream.’ Korea has already started to reconcile.
An op-ed recently argued that the most Koreans can realistically hope for is a "mild Cold War" — but that's not right
Human rights advocates call Seoul’s anti-leaflet bill an ‘embarrassment’
If passed, the bill will make sending leaflets to North Korea illegal and punishable with big fines or prison time
Human Rights Watch decries bill that could jail North Korea activists
The South Korean bill could fine leafleting activists up to $27,200 or jail them for up to three years
North and South Korea will never, ever reconcile. We should adjust expectations.
The actual goal is to establish, within the Korean Peninsula, a sensible and mild variety of the Cold War regime.
