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Letter to UN Security Council Regarding Sanctions on North Korea
Members of the United Nations Security Council December 11, 2019 Dear Ambassadors, We are writing to you as members of the international women-led campaign Korea Peace Now! Women Mobilizing to End the War. As you gather today to discuss the security crisis on the Korean Peninsula, we urge you to take a holistic approach considering […]
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First Comprehensive Assessment of the Impact of Sanctions Against North Korea Shows Adverse Consequences for Civilians, Especially Women
As talks between the United States and North Korea remain at an impasse, a new report shows that sanctions imposed on North Korea are having adverse consequences on humanitarian aid and economic development in the country, with a disproportionate impact on women.
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We Went to the DMZ with Gloria Steinem to Call for an End to the Korean War
Our delegation of women leaders from the United States, South Korea, and Japan — including feminist pioneer Gloria Steinem — just returned from South Korea, where we attended the DMZ peace forum, visited the DMZ, and demanded an end to the Korean War and women’s inclusion in the peace process outside the U.S. Embassy in Seoul. […]
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Prominent Feminist Gloria Steinem and Women Leaders to Call for an End to the Korean War at the DMZ and Near U.S. Embassy in Seoul
Steinem and a delegation of women leaders from the United States, South Korea, and Japan will deliver a message of peace.
Read morePro-Diplomacy, Pro-Peace Principles to Guide Presidential Campaigns on North Korea
This memo contains principles to guide presidential campaigns as they formulate pro-peace, pro-diplomacy policy on North Korea. Download this as a PDF here. The current moment: Recent U.S.-North Korea relations have ranged from intense military tensions in 2017 to highly publicized summits in 2018. Looking forward to 2020 and beyond, the focus turns to the hard work […]
Read moreWe’re hiring: U.S. National Organizer
Job Description:U.S. National Organizer Korea Peace Now! Women Mobilizing to End the War Women Cross DMZ (WCDMZ) is recruiting a part-time consultant for the position of a U.S. National Organizer with Korea Peace Now! Women Mobilizing to End the War. Start date October 1, 2019 for a period of one year. Background Four prominent feminist peace […]
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People Around the World Called for Peace on the 66th Anniversary of the Korean War Armistice
July 27, 2019 marked the 66th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice that halted the Korean War — a reminder that this conflict never ended and that we need to replace the Armistice with a peace agreement. More than 80 organizations signed our letter to U.S. President Donald Trump urging him to end the longest standing […]
Read moreOn the 66th Anniversary of the Armistice Signing, More Than 80 Organizations Call for an End to the Korean War
July 27, 2019 Dear President Trump: We are writing to you on behalf of organizations around the world, many that have long worked for peace on the Korean Peninsula. On the 66th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice Agreement that temporarily halted the Korean War, we urge you to finally negotiate a peaceful settlement […]
Read moreStatement Regarding Historic Vote in Congress Supporting an End to the Korean War
The four core partners of the global campaign Korea Peace Now! Women Mobilizing to End the War applaud the recent historic vote in U.S. Congress calling for an end to the Korean War. As part of the National Defense Authorization Act, the U.S. House of Representatives approved an amendment by Rep. Ro Khanna declaring that diplomacy […]
Read moreCommentary by South Korean Organizations on the Third Panmunjom North Korea-United States Summit
On June 30, 2019, the eyes and ears of the world have been turned into Panmunjom, the symbol of the division of the Korean Peninsula. It is the first time in 66 years that the President of the South Korea and the President of the United States visited Panmunjom together. In addition, President Trump traveled […]
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