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Peace Statement Opposing UN's Resolution on NK Human Rights

(Issued by All Sectors of the Korean Society)




On November 21st, the U.N. 3rd Committee passed the Resolution on North Korea's Human Rights co-sponsored by 46 countries, including EU, Japan and South Korea. The U.N. General Assembly will likely endorse the resolution at a vote.

The resolution was first submitted to the UN Human Rights committee in 2003. The U.N. General Assembly adopted the resolution on the basis of a report conducted since 2005 by the special investigation committee on NK's human rights. This year marks the first time for South Korea as a co-sponsor of the resolution. South Korean Administration explained that it joined as one of co-sponsors of the resolution for the purpose of realizing universal value of human rights

We object to the use of human rights as a means of oppression based on political interests.

'Human rights' is indeed a common value that all people should uphold, but unfortunately, we find many cases of misuse of human rights as a political weapon to attack specific countries.

Human rights issues in the UN are being exploited to target specific countries, but at the same time, the UN has neglected and stay silent about the human rights violations happening in Iraq (perpetrated by the U.S. and the U.K.) as well as the torture and illegal detention in Guantanamo Bay.

The fact that specific countries that the Bush administration called axis of evil are targeted for human rights violations shows U.N.'s politically biased treatment of human rights issue.

It is ironic that the South Korean administration and Japan are co-sponsors of the U.N.'s resolution on NK Human Rights. South Korea faces criticism from all over the world for its human rights violations as seen in the brutal suppression of participants of peaceful candle light vigils. Japan is also under scrutiny for severe political oppression of the ethnic Korean living in Japan. As such, we cannot acknowledge that there is sincerity and fairness in the motives behind the resolution on NK human rights.

Human rights issue should not be manipulated for the purpose of attacking or isolating specific nations.

When based on individual country's interest and narrow standards on human rights it could lead to resistance from the country targeted and bring distrust among peace loving groups. Such short-sighted approach will ultimately hinder the common goal of global peace for mankind. Human rights situation can only be improved when based on acknowledgement of and true respect for each other.

If the U.N. general assembly votes to adopt the so called "NK bashing" resolution on NK human rights, it could result in an unfavorable inter-Korea relations which would only aggravate already tense inter-Korean relations and further delay unity and peace in the Korean Peninsula.

It will also turn Korean people to harbor a deep distrust of the U.N. We urge the U.N. to consider the grave consequences of its actions and make sound considerations.

Easing tensions between North and South Korea and improvement of inter-Korean relations is the most fundamental foundation needed to improve human rights in the Korean Peninsula. Human rights without peace are not possible and talking about human rights without, first, changing its hostile policy is surely absurd. The recent improvement in the relations between NK and US has contributed to the decline of military tension and conflict in the region. Additionally, by lifting embargo against NK that was rightfully demanded by NK over the years, NK was finally able to establish the right to live. In parallel, inter-Korea relations and reconcilable and cooperative measures have improved significantly in the past 10 years.

If the U.N. truly wants to achieve human rights on the Korean peninsula, it should stop its political attack of NK under the guise of human rights protection. Instead, the U.N, should support the June 15th and the October 4th Joint Declarations on peace building in the Korean peninsula. It is an undeniable fact that the majority of the Korean people support human rights and peace through the improvement of inter-Korea relations. The policy suppressing NK is only based on interests of some political group and does not represent the real opinions of the Korean people.

Now, the necessary step is to make sincere efforts to change and improve inter-Korea relations through dialogue, not use human rights issue as a means to political oppression.

For this aim, every country must cooperate in order for the current talks between NK and the US and the six- party talks to move towards building systemic peace. Therefore, all countries must immediately stop any hostile action towards NK that may escalate tension and worsen the situation in the region. We urge each country to support the implementation of the officially recognized the June 15th and the October 4th inter-Korea declarations. The South Korean administration must also stop its hostile policies towards NK and implement with earnestness the June 15th and October 4th joint declarations. Instead, the South Korean government demonstrates hypocrisy by emphasizing dialogue on the one hand while overtly expressing its ulterior motive to overthrow the NK government.

Human rights is a universal value that human beings cannot avoid. Each country is responsible for making genuine efforts to protect the rights of its people. No one is excluded from this.

In support of the North Korean authorities' efforts to self-improve its human rights condition and peace process such as the amendment of its criminal laws and legislations, submission of reports on international regulations and inter-Korea cooperative measures, the global community should support NK's continued self-regulation and peace building process. Genuine and peaceful dialogue is the only way to protect human rights and building peace on the Korean peninsula.



December 16th 2008


  
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