Events Detail

While Americans busily prepare and anxiously await their celebrations of Christmas and the New Year, the 23 million people who live in North Korea will celebrate nothing, as religious belief and expression is strictly forbidden by Kim Jong-Il.

Senior Fellow Michael Horowitz will discuss his recent trip to South Korea where he met leaders from Korea’s political, business, religious, university, and human rights communities. Mr. Horowitz played a significant role in the recent enactment of the North Korea Human Rights Act and will discuss the impact of the legislation, and changing attitudes in South Korea, Japan, the United States, and China towards the Pyongyang regime.

Lunch will be provided.

To RSVP or to request information, please contact Brent Tantillo at 202-974-2411 or via e-mail at brent@hudsondc.org.