2019DEC17

Past Events

2020 Asan Geopolitical Outlook

　

Tags : Asan geopolitical outlook, denuclearization, emerging security, Europe, Japan, Korean Peninsula, Middle East, Neo Geopolitics, populism, Russia, security alliance, sessesion, trump administration, WTO

2014NOV03

Publications

Beyond the UN COI Report on Human Rights in North Korea

By Shin Chang-Hoon, Go Myong-Hyun

Asan Report on North Korean laborers overseas and workers in nuclear facilities.

Tags : North Korea, Nuclear

2014OCT23

Issue Briefs

Human Rights Abuses in North Korea’s Nuclear Program

Issue Brief by Dr. Shin Chang-Hoon

Tags : Human Right, North Korea

2014JUL17

Issue Briefs

Unknown Horror or Deliberate Indifference?

By Jang Ji-Hyang, Peter K. Lee

A Comparative Analysis of Human Rights Violations in North Korea and Syria.

Tags : North Korea, North Korean human rights, Regional Issue, Syria

2013OCT27

Past Events

Suzanne Scholte, “Will North Korea Ever Be Free?”

Special lecture by Suzanne Scholte, President of the Defense Forum Foundation.

Tags : Defense Forum Foundation, human trafficking, North Korea, North Korea Human Rights Act, North Korean defectors, North Korean human rights, repatriation policy, special lecture, Suzanne Scholte

2013SEP22

Past Events

Rajiv Narayan, “The Human Rights Situation in North Korea and the UN …

37th Asan Dosirak Series with Rajiv Narayan, Researcher (East Asia) for Amnesty International.

Tags : Amnesty International, Asan Dosirak Series, DPRK, human rights, human rights violation, North Korean human rights, Rajiv Narayan, UN, UN Commission of Inquiry

2013JUL04

Issue Briefs

Time to Address North Korea’s Prison Labor Camps

By Roberta Cohen

The U.S. and South Korea must end the exceptionalism accorded North Korea in the human rights area.

Tags : Commission of Inquiry, North Korea, North Korean human rights violation, prison labor camps, Roberta Cohen, The Brookings Institution

2013MAY09

Issue Briefs

Think Twice: A Comparative Perspective on the Political Transition in Egypt

By Jang Ji-Hyang, J. James Kim

Korea's democratization suggests that conflict does not necessarily contradict the spirit of change in Egypt.

Tags : Arab Spring, democracy, Egypt, Libya, Morsi, Mubarak, Muslim Brotherhood, political transition, regional security

2012OCT09

Past Events

The ‘Comfort Women’ issue: Is there solution?

The Asan Institute for Policy Studies hosted the A […]

Tags : Comfort Women, Imperialist Japan, Japan, Japanese military, ROK-Japan relations