81. Kim Dae-jung -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article kim daejung. Categories Presidents of South Korea, Nobel Peace Prize kim dae-jung (born December 3, 1925) is a (A republic in the southern half of http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/k/ki/kim_dae-jung.htm

Kim Dae-jung [Categories: Presidents of South Korea, Nobel Peace Prize winners, 1925 births] Kim Dae-jung (born December 3, 1925) is a (A republic in the southern half of the Korean Peninsula; established in 1948) South Korea n politician. Long an opposition leader, he became (The chief executive of a republic) president (after (Click link for more info and facts about Kim Young-sam) Kim Young-sam ) in 1997. He was born in Haeui-do, (Click link for more info and facts about South Jeolla) South Jeolla Province, an island off the South Korean Coast. Early political career He first entered politics in 1954, opposing the policies of (Click link for more info and facts about Syngman Rhee) Syngman Rhee . Although he was elected as a representative for the parliament in 1961, a military coup led by (Click link for more info and facts about Park Chunghee) Park Chunghee made it void. He rose to become an eminent opposition leader during (The decade from 1960 to 1969) , which culminated in running a presidential campaign in 1971. He managed a close race against Park Chunghee despite several handicaps imposed by the ruling dictatorship. He suffered imprisonments, kidnapping, and death threats in the (The decade from 1970 to 1979) and was banned from politics for most of the decade.

82. The Korea Times : Kim Dae-jung Calls For Direct NK-US Talks kim daejung Calls for Direct NK-US Talks. By Reuben Staines Staff Reporter.Former President kim dae-jung on Thursday urged North Korea and the United http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/nation/200505/kt2005051221464611990.htm

Hankooki.com The Korea Times Nation Kim Dae-jung Calls for Direct NK-US Talks By Reuben Staines Staff Reporter Former President Kim Dae-jung on Thursday urged North Korea and the United States to engage in direct talks, saying the standoff over Pyongyang¡¯s nuclear weapons programs is entering a ``very ominous¡¯¡¯ stage. ``The current situation surrounding the Korean Peninsula is reaching crisis point,¡¯¡¯ Kim said during a lecture at Hanshin University in Osan, Kyonggi Province, referring to news reports that North Korea may be preparing to conduct a nuclear test. He said Washington and Pyongyang should urgently meet and hammer out a framework to resolve the deepening nuclear standoff. ``North Korea must completely abandon its nuclear programs and the United States must guarantee the security of North Korea and lift economic sanctions,¡¯¡¯ said Kim, who was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize for his ``sunshine¡¯¡¯ policy of engaging the communist North. ``If and only if North Korea and the U.S. come forward with this kind of approach can the six-way talks act to guarantee the deal,¡¯¡¯ he said. The comments came one day after an announcement by the North that it has finished unloading 8,000 spent fuel rods from its Yongbyon reactor and will transfer them into cooling tanks for reprocessing into weapons-grade plutonium.

83. The Korea Times : Bugging Mars Kim Dae-jung Regime Former President kim daejung, right, claps his hands with Lee Jong-chan, thendirector ``It is libel if they say that the kim dae-jung administration http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/nation/200508/kt2005080519094011990.htm

Hankooki.com The Korea Times Nation Bugging Mars Kim DJ Government By Yoon Won-sup Staff Reporter Former President Kim Dae-jung, right, claps his hands with Lee Jong-chan, then director of the Agency for National Security and Planning, after they unveiled a monument on which Kim wrote ¡°Intelligence is National Power¡± at the agency in Seoul in May 1998. /Korea Times When the controversial bugging scandal performed by the state spy agency was first disclosed late last month, it was former President Kim Young-sam who came under fire from the public as the illegal wiretappings were conducted during his tenure. But the scandal took an unexpected twist Friday as it was found to have been continued even under the following Kim Dae-jung administration, a major blow to the former president, who has been praised for his decades-long fight for democracy. ``The nation's intelligence agency continued wiretapping until March 2002 under the Kim Dae-jung administration,'' Kim Seung-kyu, director of the National Intelligence Service (NIS), said in a press conference. ``Since the inauguration of the Kim administration, NIS' wiretapping had been reduced in scope and size, but it continued.'' He said that when Shin Gunn was chief of the state spy agency in early 2002 it stopped bugging.

84. Remarks By President Bush And President Kim Dae-Jung Of South Korea PRESIDENT BUSH Everybody in? It s been my honor to welcome President kim hereto the Oval Office. We had a very good discussion. http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2001/03/20010307-6.html

Issues Hurricane Relief Homeland Security Judicial Nominations ... RSS Feeds News by Date August 2005 July 2005 June 2005 May 2005 ... January 2001 Interact Ask the White House White House Interactive Appointments Nominations Application Federal Facts Federal Statistics West Wing History Home March 2001 For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary March 7, 2001 Remarks by President Bush and President Kim Dae-Jung of South Korea The Oval Office 12:03 P.M. EST PRESIDENT BUSH: Everybody in? It's been my honor to welcome President Kim here to the Oval Office. We had a very good discussion. We confirmed the close relationship between our two countries. We talked about a lot of subjects. And we'll be glad to answer questions on some of those subjects, but first let me say how much I appreciate this man's leadership in terms of reaching out to the North Koreans. He is leading, he is a leader. He is and we've had a very frank discussion about his vision for peace on the Peninsula. It's a goal we share. After all, we've got vested interests there. And we had a very good discussion. I made it clear to the President we look forward to working toward peace on the Peninsula, that we'll consult closely, that we'll stay in touch; that I do have some skepticism about the leader of North Korea, but that's not going to preclude us from trying to achieve the common objectives. So, Mr. President, welcome. Thank you for being here. PRESIDENT KIM: First of all, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to President Bush for inviting me to visit Washington and have this meeting with him, despite his very busy schedule, I'm sure, in these early weeks after inauguration.

85. President Bush & President Kim Dae-Jung Meet In Seoul President Bush Wednesday said, I understand how important this relationship isto our country, and the United States is strongly committed to the security http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2002/02/20020220-1.html

Issues Hurricane Relief Homeland Security Judicial Nominations ... RSS Feeds News by Date August 2005 July 2005 June 2005 May 2005 ... White House Interactive Appointments Nominations Application Federal Facts Federal Statistics West Wing History Home February 2002 For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary February 20, 2002 Remarks by President Bush and President Kim Dae-Jung in Press Availability - Seoul, Korea The Blue House Seoul, Republic of Korea President's Remarks view listen 11:15 A.M. (Local) PRESIDENT KIM DAE-JUNG: I would like to give my presentation. First, on behalf of the Korean people, I would like to warmly welcome President Bush and thank him for taking time out of the war against terrorism to visit our country. This visit is the first by President Bush since his inauguration, and it is also the first by an American President in the 21st century. It is for this reason that this visit will lay the foundation for future progress in Korean-U.S. relations in this century. During today's meeting, President Bush and I recognized that the Korea-U.S. alliance is indispensable not only for stability on the Korean Peninsula, but also in Northeast Asia as a whole. Furthermore, President Bush and I expressed satisfaction that the bilateral alliance is not limited to cooperation in security matters, but that the comprehensive partnership has expanded and developed to all areas, including political, economic and diplomatic arenas.

86. The Clintons Honor His Excellency Kim Dae-jung, President Of The Republic Of Kor The Clintons Honor His Excellency kim daejung, President of the Republic ofKorea, and Mrs. dae-jung (6/9/1998). The Clintons Honor The Honorable Professor http://clinton4.nara.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/060998.html

T H E W H I T E H O U S E State and Official Dinners Help Site Map Text Only THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. CLINTON HONOR HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA AND MRS. KIM DAE-JUNG WASHINGTON, DC - - The President and Mrs. Clinton are hosting His Excellency the President of the Republic of Korea and Mrs. Kim Dae-jung at a State Dinner on Tuesday, June 9, 1998. The President and Mrs. Kim will arrive at the North Portico at 7:15 p.m.. Guests will be received by the President and Mrs. Clinton, and President and Mrs. Kim Dae-jung, in the Cross Hall at the White House. Following the receiving line, the President and Mrs. Clinton will escort President and Mrs. Kim into the East Room for dinner. The tables in the East Room will be set with silver chargers base plates; the Franklin Delano Roosevelt china will be used for service. Kennedy Morgantown crystal and King Charles flatware will be set on mauve silk tablecloths. The silver compotes with white taper candles will be surrounded by blush peonies, lavender roses and dark blue delphiniums and silver candlesticks with white taper candles. Following the dinner, guests will be entertained in the East Room by sopranoHei-Kyung Hong, accompanied by pianist Steven Eldredge

87. Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition) : Daily News In English About Korea Is NIS Trying to Get kim daejung Into Trouble? Anger as NIS Owns Up to WiretappingCell Phones Eavesdropping Continued Under kim dae-jung http://english.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200508/200508080031.html

Home National/Politics Updated Aug.8,2005 22:02 KST Is NIS Trying to Get Kim Dae-jung Into Trouble? Anger as NIS Owns Up to Wiretapping Cell Phones Eavesdropping Continued Under Kim Dae-jung Opposition Wants Roh Government Frisked for Bugs Prosecutors to Question Spymasters ... Kim Dae-jung Hospitalized A sudden announcement that the National Intelligence Service continued its illegal bugging operation under the Kim Dae-jung administration has raised hackles among supporters of the former president and puzzled onlookers. A spokesman for the elder statesman, Choi Kyung-hwan, said Sunday the NIS announcement that it continued eavesdropping for four years under Kim was another attempt to smear a government that brought about administrative reform. The statement indicates a belief that the NIS announcement was politically motivated and aimed at the Kim Dae-jung administration, which reformed the secret service. "Imagine how pained former president Kim must feel seeing people he worked with during his administration called before the prosecutors," Choi told the Chosun Ilbo on Monday. On Friday, the day the NIS dropped the bombshell, Choi said it was ¡°very regretful¡±, adding Kim¡¯s people would be watching the investigation closely. The mood around the former president then morphed into anger at President Roh Moo-hyun.

88. Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition) : Daily News In English About Korea The camp of former president kim daejung on Tuesday reacted with He saidkim dae-jung was greatly pained by the scandal and was convinced no illegal http://english.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200508/200508090030.html

Home National/Politics Updated Aug.9,2005 21:32 KST A Hot Summer for Kim Dae-jung The camp of former president Kim Dae-jung on Tuesday reacted with unprecedented anger to a statement by President Roh Moo-hyun the previous day he could not ¡°cover up¡± claims by the National Intelligence Service that it carried on clandestine bugging operations during Kim¡¯s administration. "How can we cover up the truth?¡± Roh said Monday, calling an allegation that the announcement was politically motivated and designed to hurt the elder statesman ¡°an insult." A spokesman for the former president, Choi Kyung-hwan, shot back on Tuesday, "It is the Kim Dae-jung administration that is being insulted and targeted in a plot." Choi demanded to know what happened to thousands of bugging tapes made by an illegal surveillance team under the previous Kim Young-sam government. ¡°The essence of the eavesdropping scandal, the disclosure of political manipulations by the Kim Young-sam administration, has been turned on its head," Choi said. He said Kim Dae-jung was greatly pained by the scandal and was convinced no illegal wiretapping took place under his government given "the clean careers and transparent manner the four NIS directors who served Kim did business."

89. Former Presidents Name in Full, kim daejung. Date of Birth, January 6, 1926 1994, Established thekim dae-jung Peace Foundation for the Asia-Pacific Region (KPF) and http://english.president.go.kr/warp/en/tour/expresident/pre_kdj/

90. The Nobel Lecture Given By Kim Dae-jung The Nobel Lecture given by The Nobel Peace Prize Laureate 2000, kim daejung(Oslo,December 10, 2000) General permission is granted for the publication in http://www.nobel.no/eng_lect_2000k.html

Home Nobel days Program Concert Press Committee Committee and members Nomination process Alfred Nobel and his will Laureates Speeches and Lectures List of Laureates Links Institute History and mission Fellowship- program Library ... Center The Nobel Peace Prize for 2000 The Nobel Lecture given by The Nobel Peace Prize Laureate 2000, Kim Dae-jung(Oslo, December 10, 2000) Your Majesty, Your Royal Highnesses, Members of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, Human rights and peace have a sacred ground in Norway. The Nobel Peace Prize is a solemn message that inspires all humanity to dedicate ourselves to peace. I am infinitely grateful to be given the honor. But I think of the countless people and colleagues in Korea, who have given themselves willingly to democracy and human rights and the dream of national unification. And I must conclude that the honor should go to them. I also think of the many countries and friends around the world, who have given generous support to the efforts of my people to achieve democratization and inter-Korean reconciliation. I thank them very sincerely.

91. Letter To President Kim Dae-Jung (Human Rights Watch, 26-9-2000) President kim daejung Blue House South Korea Via Facsimile Dear President kimI am writing to urge your government to allow the planned visit of the Dalai http://hrw.org/english/docs/2000/09/26/skorea675.htm

Home News Releases About HRW Get Involved ... RSS Letter to President Kim Dae-Jung September 26, 2000 President Kim Dae-Jung Blue House South Korea Via Facsimile Dear President Kim: I am writing to urge your government to allow the planned visit of the Dalai Lama to South Korea this coming November. Printer Friendly Version Free Email Newsletter Contribute to Human Rights Watch Although the Dalai Lama has been invited to South Korea by private citizens rather than by the Korean government, we understand that your government has come under diplomatic pressure from the Chinese government to refuse him entry to the country. According to published reports, such pressure has led the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade to urge the sponsor of the visit, a private group of citizens calling itself the "Preparation Committee for the Dalai Lama's Visit," to rescind its invitation. You have a well-deserved reputation as a leader committed to the free exchange of ideas and freedom of thought, conscience, and belief. We believe that government interference with the visit would constitute a significant step backward for your administration and for South Korea. Thank you for your attention to this important matter.

92. A Letter To Korean President Kim Dae-jung (Human Rights Watch, 16-7-1999) A letter to Korean President kim daejung. (07/16/99) July 16, 1999 Presidentkim dae-jung The Blue House 1 Sejong-no Chongno-gu Seoul Republic of Korea http://hrw.org/english/docs/1999/07/16/usint1058.htm

Home News Releases About HRW Get Involved ... RSS A letter to Korean President Kim Dae-jung July 16, 1999 President Kim Dae-jung The Blue House 1 Sejong-no Chongno-gu Seoul Republic of Korea Dear President Kim, We, a group of American film makers who seek to defend artistic freedom around the world, write to voice our grave concern about the case of Mr. Suh Joon-sik. We understand that the South Korean government is seeking to imprison Mr. Suh for five years and suspend his civil liberties for five years as a result of showing the film Red Hunt at a Human Rights Film Festival in 1997. We feel that Mr. Suh has been unfairly prosecuted for what amounts to non-violent exercise of his right to free expression. Printer Friendly Version Free Email Newsletter Contribute to Human Rights Watch In October 1997, Mr. Suh planned to show Red Hunt, which documents official collusion in the 1948 massacre of alleged pro-communist sympathizers on Cheju island, at the second Korean Human Rights Film Festival on the campus of Hong-ik University. After he refused to submit the film to national film censors for review, Korean authorities pressured university officials to withdraw permission for their campus to be used for film screenings. Mr. Suh went ahead and screened the film nevertheless, and was then charged with trespassing. Prosecutors also charged him with violating the National Security Law, because they said the film aided North Korea. Mr. Suh was originally supposed to be sentenced on July 6, 1999, but the court postponed the decision at the last minute until they viewed Red Hunt. As film makers, we recognize the incredible power of film and its ability to inspire and effect positive change. To deliberately censor an art form so rich in possibilities, so potent as a tool of unheard voices, is to rob people of a possibility to improve themselves and society. A truly democratic society, rather than censoring differing viewpoints, welcomes them as opportunities for intellectual and cultural growth.

93. Kim Dae-jung - Korea And Its Strategic Role In The Peace, Security, And Prosperi The Institute of East Asian Studies organizes and sponsors research and publicservice programs related to the history, cultures and contemporary affairs of http://ieas.berkeley.edu/events/2005.04.25b.html

IEAS Chinese Studies Japanese Studies Korean Studies ... Publications "Kim Dae-jung - Korea and its Strategic Role in the Peace, Security, and Prosperity of Northeast Asia" DATE: Monday, April 25, 2005 TIME: 5:00-6:00 p.m. Registration 6:00 p.m. Program PLACE: Merchants Exchange Ballroom, 465 California Street, 15th Floor, San Francisco FORMAT: Special address, reservations required SPONSOR: The Asia Foundation, IEAS , Korean Center, Center for the Pacific Rim, Korean-American Chamber of Commerce, World Affairs Council In his long struggle to bring democracy to Korea, Kim Dae-jung endured years of political persecution, imprisonment, house arrest, and exile, as well as kidnapping and assassination attempts. In December 1997, Kim Dae-jung, longtime opposition leader and champion of democratic reform, was elected the eighth President of the Republic of Korea, marking the first transition of power from the ruling to the opposition party in Korea's modern history. In 2000, the Norwegian Nobel Committee, in recognition of his "extraordinary and lifelong work for democracy and human rights in South Korea and East Asia in general, and for peace and reconciliation with North Korea in particular," awarded the Nobel Peace Prize to Kim Dae-jung. Open to the public and free of charge.

94. Kim Dae-jung - Enpsychlopedia kim daejung (left), with North Korean chairman of the National Defense Commissionkim kim dae-jung made another failed bid for the presidency in 1992, http://psychcentral.com/psypsych/Kim_Dae-jung

home resource directory disorders quizzes ... support forums Kim Dae-jung Kim Dae-jung Hangul Hanja Revised Romanization Gim Dae-jung McCune-Reischauer Kim Tae-jung Kim Dae-jung (born December 3 ) is a South Korean politician. Long an opposition leader, he became president (after Kim Young-sam ) in . He was born in Haeui-do, South Jeolla Province, an island off the South Korean Coast. Contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Early political career 2 Road to the presidency 3 Presidency 4 See also ... edit Early political career Missing image Great_Leader_Comrade_Kim_Jong_Il_(10).jpg Kim Dae-jung (left), with North Korean chairman of the National Defense Commission Kim Jong-il He first entered politics in , opposing the policies of Syngman Rhee . Although he was elected as a representative for the parliament in , a military coup led by Park Chung Hee made it void. He rose to become an eminent opposition leader during , which culminated in running a presidential campaign in . He managed a close race against Park despite several handicaps imposed by the ruling regime. He suffered imprisonments, kidnapping, and death threats in the and was banned from politics for most of the decade. During this period he converted to

95. Asia Times: ANALYSIS: Predecessors' Fate Haunts Kim Dae-jung South Korea s expresidents in recent weeks have been making all sorts ofinteresting noises. Consider Chun Doo-hwan, whose aide let it be known that the http://www.atimes.com/koreas/AI30Dg01.html

September 30, 1999 atimes.com The Koreas ANALYSIS: Predecessors' fate haunts Kim Dae-jung By Bradley Martin South Korea's ex-presidents in recent weeks have been making all sorts of interesting noises. Consider Chun Doo-hwan, whose aide let it be known that the ex-dictator would like to be appointed as the government's special envoy to North Korea. Few would have thought of the old coup artist as the type for a sensitive diplomatic mission. But Chun's aide enthused that his boss would be just right for the job - because Chun is both hated and feared in North Korea, which tried to assassinate him when he was in office. Although it is no doubt a fascinating theory, within the current government Chun's patriotic offer to go north predictably elicited no enthusiasm. But never mind, there are other ways for an old warhorse to serve. Chun then was said to be giving thought to returning to politics, perhaps joining with his successor, Roh Tae-woo, to start a party made up of the same political hangers-on - mostly from the city of Taegu and surrounding North Kyongsan province - who used to support the two ex-generals back in the '80s. Meanwhile, another ex-president, Kim Young-sam, said he was reviving the old political organization he used to head from his days as a pro-democracy crusader against the likes of Chun and Roh. That sparked talk that Kim also might be thinking of starting a new party - this one filled with his own old backers concentrated in Pusan and South Kyongsan province.

96. Welcome To Korea Now !!! President kim daejung will visit Pyongyang June 12-14 for historic summit talkswith North Korean leader kim Jong-il. President kim dae-jung will visit http://kn.koreaherald.co.kr/view/default.shtml

Valley of rich capital growth President Kim Dae-jung will visit Pyongyang June 12-14 for historic summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il. President Kim Dae-jung will visit Pyongyang June 12-14 for historic summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il.President Kim Dae-jung will visit Pyongyang June 12-14 for historic summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il. President Kim Dae-jung will visit Pyongyang June 12-14 for historic summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il.President Kim Dae-jung will visit Pyongyang June 12-14 for historic summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il. President Kim Dae-jung will visit Pyongyang June 12-14 for historic summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il. President Kim Dae-jung will visit Pyongyang June 12-14 for historic summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il. President Kim Dae-jung will visit Pyongyang June 12-14 for historic summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il.President Kim Dae-jung will visit Pyongyang June 12-14 for historic summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il. President Kim Dae-jung will visit Pyongyang June 12-14 for historic summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il.President Kim Dae-jung will visit Pyongyang June 12-14 for historic summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il. President Kim Dae-jung will visit Pyongyang June 12-14 for historic summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il. .......top

97. President Bush & President Kim Dae-Jung Meet In Seoul Remarks by President Bush and President kim daejung in Press Availability PRESIDENT kim dae-jung I would like to give my presentation. http://www.state.gov/p/eap/rls/rm/2002/8606.htm

Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs Releases Remarks President Bush Remarks by President Bush and President Kim Dae-Jung in Press Availability The Blue House, Seoul, Republic of Korea February 20, 2002 PRESIDENT KIM DAE-JUNG: I would like to give my presentation. First, on behalf of the Korean people, I would like to warmly welcome President Bush and thank him for taking time out of the war against terrorism to visit our country. This visit is the first by President Bush since his inauguration, and it is also the first by an American President in the 21st century. It is for this reason that this visit will lay the foundation for future progress in Korean-U.S. relations in this century. During today's meeting, President Bush and I recognized that the Korea-U.S. alliance is indispensable not only for stability on the Korean Peninsula, but also in Northeast Asia as a whole. Furthermore, President Bush and I expressed satisfaction that the bilateral alliance is not limited to cooperation in security matters, but that the comprehensive partnership has expanded and developed to all areas, including political, economic and diplomatic arenas. President Bush and I exchanged views about the war against terrorism and future course of action. I praised President Bush for the success in the war against terrorism under his outstanding leadership, and indicated that Korea as an ally would do its utmost to cooperate and provide full support.

98. Policies Affecting Labor Under President Kim Dae-jung Policies affecting labor under President kim daejung. http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/55a/index-abda.html

Policies affecting labor under President Kim Dae-jung Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives The presidency of Kim Dae-jung in general 29 October 1997. The KCTU on Jan. 20 insisted that layoffs not be stipulated in the agreement on the Labor-Management-Government Declaration for Pain Sharing. The tripartite commission was formed by Kim to persuade the labor circles into what he claims inevitability of legal layoffs. Kim Dae Jung Set To Emulate Past Dictators? KCTU Action Alert, 22 July 1998. The arrest of unionists and democratic movement activists comes at a time the Kim Dae Jung government declared that it would deal sternly with all illegal strike actions by workers. The presidential statement gave the green light to the hard-liners within his government to emerge at the forefront of the national affairs. Despatches Backlash Over US Role in Strike-Breaking Truth about Social Dialogue ... in Korea under President Kim Dae Jung KCTU statement, 16 October 2001. One of the reasons the government proceeded to press new charges against the KCTU president Dan Byung-ho was because he refused to bring the KCTU back to the fold of the Tripartite Commission. KCTU has rejected the Tripartite Commission; it leaves labor to pick out what ever might be left after restructuring has ploughed through employment security and dignity.

99. USF Center For The Pacific Rim - Kim Dae-Jung's Visit The historic event marked the first time that kim daejung has returned to theUS since completing his term as President of Korea in 2003. http://www.pacificrim.usfca.edu/events/events/dj_kim.html

On April 26, 2005 the University of San Francisco welcomed Novel Prize winner and former President of the Republic of South Korea Kim Dae-jung and former First Lady Lee Hee Ho to campus where President Kim delivered the Spring 2005 Kiriyama Distinguished Lecture at the USF Center for the Pacific Rim on "The Pursuit of Human Rights and Social Justice in Asia" to an audience of 350 people. The historic event marked the first time that Kim Dae-jung has returned to the U.S. since completing his term as President of Korea in 2003. Human Rights and the Pursuit of Social Justice in Asia April 26, 2005 University of San Francisco Father Privett, President, Chairman Geschke, Executive Director Coughlan, Executive Director Bundy, members of the faculty and students of the University of San Francisco, distinguished guests! It is a great honor for me to be invited to give a "Kiriyama Special Lecture" at the University of San Francisco. I will discuss the topic of "Human Rights and the Pursuance of Social Justice in Asia".

100. APARC News - Kim Dae-jung Speaks At Stanford On The Future Of The Korean Peninsu In December 1997, kim daejung, longtime opposition leader and survivor of multiple Lecture with His Excellency kim dae-jung +PDF+ paper available http://aparc.stanford.edu/news/473

NEWS President Kim Dae-jung Kim Dae-jung speaks at Stanford on the future of the Korean peninsula For more information contact: Neeley Main Read the text of his remarks here. Related Links Event - Inter-Korean Relations and the Future of the Korean Peninsula Lecture with His Excellency Kim Dae-jung paper available Event Series - Walter H. Shorenstein Forum for Asia Pacific Studies Remote Link - Stanford Daily reports on Kim's remarks Email this to a friend Printer-friendly version

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