Tuesday, April 13 from 2-3 pm EDT (New York time)

Political volatility, sanctions, the travel ban, the North’s extreme secrecy: all these factors and more restrict opportunities for humanitarians to aid North Korean citizens. Nuclear tests and threats to other countries make North Koreans appear less than sympathetic to potential donors.

How can these obstacles be surmounted to alleviate the suffering of millions of North Koreans? Could it be that providing such assistance could help to build trust and to break down barriers in ways that political negotiations and military posturing cannot?

Please join us for an important discussion featuring NGO leaders who have firsthand experience providing humanitarian aid in the DPRK.

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