Comments on: I was expecting a different perspective http://wevegotseoul.wordpress.com/2009/07/03/i-was-expecting-a-different-perspective/ Mon, 28 Dec 2009 12:38:55 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: claydanger http://wevegotseoul.wordpress.com/2009/07/03/i-was-expecting-a-different-perspective/#comment-483 claydanger Tue, 07 Jul 2009 22:55:00 +0000 http://wevegotseoul.wordpress.com/?p=764#comment-483 I really appreciated this post, first of all, just that someone else is talking about NK human rights issues, and also your focus on the people inside NK and wanting to hear their stories, and how people can help. Earlier this year I found myself in the same position wanting more information and wanting to do more, and now i'm working with a group called Liberty in North Korea, or LiNK http://linkglobal.org. They are a non-profit that has shelters in China and southeast Asia to protect refugees and help them in the process of applying for asylum. The site also outlines awareness programs that anyone can get involved in, such as starting a LiNK chapter, or hosting a film screening. In addition, you can purchase the documentary you mentioned, "Seoul Train" as well as Mike Kim's book at our LiNK store: http://www.linkamerica.org/store/ All proceeds from Mike Kim's book go toward LiNK's programs, as do half of the proceeds of the DVD's. I really appreciated this post, first of all, just that someone else is talking about NK human rights issues, and also your focus on the people inside NK and wanting to hear their stories, and how people can help. Earlier this year I found myself in the same position wanting more information and wanting to do more, and now i’m working with a group called Liberty in North Korea, or LiNK http://linkglobal.org. They are a non-profit that has shelters in China and southeast Asia to protect refugees and help them in the process of applying for asylum. The site also outlines awareness programs that anyone can get involved in, such as starting a LiNK chapter, or hosting a film screening. In addition, you can purchase the documentary you mentioned, “Seoul Train” as well as Mike Kim’s book at our LiNK store: http://www.linkamerica.org/store/ All proceeds from Mike Kim’s book go toward LiNK’s programs, as do half of the proceeds of the DVD’s.

]]> By: wevegotseoul http://wevegotseoul.wordpress.com/2009/07/03/i-was-expecting-a-different-perspective/#comment-476 wevegotseoul Sat, 04 Jul 2009 01:10:21 +0000 http://wevegotseoul.wordpress.com/?p=764#comment-476 Thank you. It's not that I've deleted it, it's just private for now. Often times those posts are so emotionally driven that I need to tuck it away for a bit and when I'm ready I make it public again. Do you blog? Is that even a verb now? Thank you.
It’s not that I’ve deleted it, it’s just private for now. Often times those posts are so emotionally driven that I need to tuck it away for a bit and when I’m ready I make it public again.
Do you blog? Is that even a verb now?

]]> By: h http://wevegotseoul.wordpress.com/2009/07/03/i-was-expecting-a-different-perspective/#comment-474 h Fri, 03 Jul 2009 21:22:13 +0000 http://wevegotseoul.wordpress.com/?p=764#comment-474 i just want to say i'm sorry about your mother. i read your now deleted post about your mom and you and korea and canada.. as they say, life is alot of up's and down's and what doesn't destroy us make us stronger. stay cool my friend. i like your blog. i just want to say i’m sorry about your mother. i read your now deleted post about your mom and you and korea and canada..

as they say, life is alot of up’s and down’s and what doesn’t destroy us make us stronger.

stay cool my friend. i like your blog.

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