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Ha-young Choi
Ha-young Choi was an NK News correspondent based in Seoul. She studied Korean history, mainly focusing on modern Korean history at Korea University. Follow her on twitter @Hy_Choi0826
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Analysis On unification, South Korean Christians far from unitedConservative Christians driven to destroy communism, while progressives see little progress in isolation
Korea is not only divided between North and South, but also between left and right in the Southern part of the peninsula. Sometimes, this division cuts right down the church pew. “To prevent war and relieve tension on the peninsula, a peace treaty should be signed … After the treaty is signed and trust between South and North is recovered, and the peace and stability of the whole peninsula is ensured, the United States Forces Korea should withdraw and UN forces be dismissed.” “The Republic of Korea has a duty to protect the democratic camp and the most important part © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |