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[Open Letter] The Korean Committee Against MD & For Peace proposes to jointly organize an international conference

The "Korean Committee Against MD & For Peace" proposes to jointly organize an international conference, scheduled to be held in coming October, to step up for the people's global action to stop the US government's MD plan. ( for more details, please find attached files.)
Northeast Asia will be a key region for middle defense programs and North Korea has long been touted as one of the so-called rogue nations justifying missile defense. The Bush Administration's hostile attitude towards the Korean Reconciliation process, which brought together the leaders of the two Koreas at the historic June 15th summit meeting last year, is actually the real obstacle to peace in the region.
Contact : int'l coordinator Youngmi Yang pspdint@pspd,org Tel +82-2-723-4250
[Participants Guide] Seoul International Conference To Stop MD October 11-13 2001
[Proposal to Jointly Organise] International Peace Conference to Stop the MD Deployment
[Proposed Agenda] International Peace Conference to Stop the MD Deployment
[Letter] Dear Dr. Hans-Joachim Giessmann
[Letter] Dear Yang Young-Mi from Joseph Gerson
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