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<<今晚贏韓國, 也要看韓妞>>
她23歲，已經經歷飢寒，生離死別，性侵暴力。
她13歲時，冒險脫北，卻落入中國人口販運牢籠，眼睜睜看著母親被強暴，自己也難逃魔掌！
她10歲時，在北韓看著鴨綠江上餓死的屍體，和姐姐餓到上山抓蜻蜓和蚱蜢吃！
她9歲時，眼見鄰居阿姨偷看好萊塢電影被處死，媽媽告誡她管好嘴巴，小心禍從口出！
現在，她是人權鬥士，勇敢揭發北韓真相，以及脫北血淚！
她的自傳《為了活下去》，被翻譯成19種語言，成為全球暢銷書。
我們壹電視採訪團隊，經過一個月的前置規畫，我們在今年六月，大陣仗到紐約採訪朴研美Yeonmi Park，後續又再花快兩個月費心製作，這麼用心的報導，你不鎖定嗎？
《踏上自由的地獄路 脫北女孩朴研美》特別報導
首播 8/26(六) 20:00
重播 9/3(日) 13:00
阿別忘了，今天世大運棒球，中華隊vs.南韓，大家一起為中華隊加油！
#一定要贏韓國 #讓韓國吃鍋貼
#universiade #世大運
#脫北者 #Defectors
#朴研美 #YeonmiPark
為了活下去，她，冒險逃離北韓🇰🇵
卻在中國🇨🇳陷入人口販運牢籠
眼睜睜看著母親被強暴😱
經歷飢寒、性侵暴力，父親病逝
終於奔向自由🌈☀️✨
內心深處最幽暗的回憶
讓朴研美忍不住淚崩😢
壹電視獨家專訪👱🏻♀️脫北女孩朴研美 Yeonmi Park
從一開始的約訪、規劃安排，當時正值金正男被暗殺之後，朴研美對人身安全更是小心翼翼，她特別要求，希望可以在公開場合訪問，我們也透過各方協調，前進長春藤名校，位在紐約的哥倫比亞大學，獨家直擊朴研美的校園生活，朴研美也不避諱，和美國老公Zeke一起現身，在鏡頭前曬恩愛😘❤️
歷時數個月規劃製作，終於要播出了👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻（泣）😭😭😭
我們真的是嘔心瀝血，敬請鎖定！
✨《踏上自由的地獄路 脫北女孩朴研美》特別報導✨
首播 8/26(六) 20:00
重播 9/3(日) 13:00
#本人比書上照片還美
#脫北者 #Defectors
#朴研美 #YeonmiPark
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Người Việt Đồng Tâm
Kính gửi đồng bào,
Vào rạng sáng ngày 09/01/2020, nhà cầm quyền đã huy động công an cơ động tấn công người dân Đồng Tâm tại thôn Hoành. Một người dân là cụ Lê Đình Kình, 84 tuổi, bị giết chết, nhiều người bị bắt giam, hành hung và 3 công an thiệt mạng vì té giếng.
Trong sự kiện bi thảm này, toàn bộ thông tin đều đến từ Bộ Công an với những dữ kiện trước sau trái ngược nhau. Truyền thông của đảng và nhà nước đã tiếp tay hăm doạ, kết án những ai tiếp cận các nguồn thông tin khác với thông tin mà Bộ Công an đưa ra. VTV (Đài truyền hình trung ương Việt Nam) vi phạm điều 31 Hiến Pháp Việt Nam khi đưa những người bị bắt trong sự kiện Đồng Tâm lên truyền hình nhận tội. Cụ Lê Đình Kình và nhiều người dân Đồng Tâm bị gán ghép là những kẻ khủng bố đã tấn công công an bằng vũ khí như lựu đạn, bom xăng.
Để tranh đấu cho công lý và hỗ trợ người dân Đồng Tâm, mỗi người dân Việt đều có thể làm nhiều việc khác nhau trong đó có phần vận động sự quan tâm và can thiệp của quốc tế. Do đó, chúng tôi kêu gọi đồng bào Việt Nam trong và ngoài nước cùng gửi điện thư (email) đến tất cả các tòa đại sứ và lãnh sự quán có mặt tại VN, Liên Hiệp Quốc, các Tổ chức quốc tế nhằm kêu gọi họ yêu cầu chính phủ Việt Nam:
- Đồng ý cho đại diện các đại sứ quán, các tổ chức trong nước và quốc tế đến thăm hỏi, tìm hiểu, giúp đỡ dân làng và các nạn nhân.
- Cho phép các tổ chức quốc tế, phóng viên quốc tế như của AP, NY Times, Reuters, RFI, CNN, Aljazeera đến Đồng Tâm để tác nghiệp và cung cấp thông tin trung thực nhất.
- Yêu cầu nhà cầm quyền Hà Nội ngừng sử dụng bạo lực, hay tiếp tục đe doạ sử dụng bạo lực cũng như chấm dứt hành vi vu cáo khủng bố đối với mọi dân làng Đồng Tâm.
Sau đây là lá thư mẫu gợi ý hầu tạo sự dễ dàng cho mỗi cá nhân, tổ chức có thể sử dụng để gửi đến các tòa đại sứ, Liên Hiệp Quốc, cơ quan quốc tế nhân quyền v.v. (hoặc quý vị tùy nghi tự soạn thêm theo ý riêng). Ngoài ra, chúng tôi cũng xin cung cấp danh sách các tòa đại sứ và địa chỉ điện thư đính kèm.
Subject: Urgent attention on human right violation in Dong Tam Village Vietnam
Dear Sir/Madam:
It is with grave concerns that I draw your attention to the following:
•On January 9, 2020 a violent clash over a land dispute in Dong Tam commune, Vietnam where excessive military and police force was deployed that killed an 84-year-old civilian and injured several others. The elderly who had been a vocal leader in the struggle against land confiscation was shot twice in the head and once in the chest while sleeping in his bed. Several other elderly and farmers of the same commune were arrested or assaulted and badly injured. Reportedly there were some 3000 police heavily armed with tear gas, explosives and live ammunition that launched the attack at approximately 3 a.m. on that day targeting the house of the local elderly leader. His sons were also arrested and his daughter in law and grandchildren were also hunted down while running away by police sniffer dogs.
•This is the latest bloody conflict of land seizures in Dong Tam commune where tension has been simmering for some three years. Farmers claim that the government seizes 59 hectares (116 acres) of their farmland for the military-run Viettel Group, which is Vietnam’s largest mobile phone company, without consultation, consent and adequate compensation for the rightful owners.
•While violent land confiscations are not uncommon in Vietnam, this is the first time the authorities claimed there had been 3 policemen killed during the attack against the rightful owners of the lands. Human Rights Watch and other international human rights organizations have urged the authorities to investigate the killings fairly and to hold accountable those who used violence and whether excessive police force was justified so as not to wrongly accuse and further victimize the victims.
•Similarly, last year, just days before the Vietnamese traditional new year, “Tet”, on January 4 and January 8, the authorities in Ho Chi Minh city also launched an attack against the Loc Hung Vegetable Garden, a settlement area claimed by the Catholic Church and registered for agricultural use in 1991, 1995, and 2005, and ever since the land had been used by residents for growing vegetables.
•During the two-day operation, some thousand uniformed police and plain clothes forces wearing masks equipped with about 8 bulldozers and earth movers to demolish all the houses in Loc Hung Vegetable Garden, Tan Binh district, without prior warning, proper notice, or adequate compensation for the residents.
•This forced hundreds of displaced victims who are mostly defectors and people who had escaped the Communist regime in the North in 1954, and former prisoners of conscience, political dissidents and veterans of the former army of South Vietnam out of their homes.
•Lawyers in the country protested against the local authorities’ abuse of power claiming the state should have issued an order for land appropriation first before any issuance of an eviction order to residents of Loc Hung Vegetable Garden.
Therefore, we earnestly ask [your embassy] [U.N. organization]…. to exert diplomatic pressure and
1. Urge the Vietnamese government to end military and police repression and abuse of powers against civilians;
2. Urge the Vietnamese government to recognize the importance of engaging in respectful dialogues and fair negotiations to solve land disputes peacefully rather than resorting to violence.
3. Urge the Vietnamese authorities to investigate with impartiality and transparency and punish all those who are responsible for the human rights violations and the violence in Loc Hung Vegetable Garden and Dong Tam commune so that there is no impunity for crimes committed by state officials.
4. Urge the Vietnamese authorities to permit access to Dong Tam and Loc Hung survivors by local and foreign journalists, diplomats, UN agency officials and other impartial observers to assess what evolved there and monitor the government’s investigation of these incidents.
5. Urge the Vietnamese government to recognize unfair and arbitrary land confiscation for economic projects displacing local people is the source of social unrest, public grievance and a violation of civil and human rights.
6. Urge the Vietnamese authorities to adequately compensate thousands of displaced victims from the unlawful attacks in Loc Hung Vegetable Garden Settlement Area as well as in Dong Tam commune so that at least they could afford to bury their dead family members, find alternative lodgings and rebuild their homes.
Your kind and serious attention to this matter is greatly appreciated, Sincerely yours,
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[HOW WOULD YOU ESCAPE NORTH KOREA? (THE 7 CHOICES)]
If you were living in North Korea right now - trying to survive on a diet of rats, grass, soil and tree bark, quenching your thirst by drinking out of mud puddles in the ground - what would you do?
There's also the conceivable chance of being sent to a political prison camp for years on end just because you innocently thought out loud one day to a bunch of friends (North Korean propaganda is strong), where you are then beaten, tortured, and left so hungry that you are forced to dig and consume the grains out of faeces, or the maggots from dead bodies just so you have the energy to perhaps last one more day.
You'd probably wanna escape. But how?
The North Korean government in Pyongyang refuses to let its citizens leave, a clear violation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, viewing North Korean defectors as traitorous criminals. Captured North Koreans would be subject to unimaginable torture and often public executions.
If they are successful in their escape, then three to four generations of their family back home would be sent to North Korean prison camps to rot ....or worse. This is a strong deterrent.
But this still doesn't stop desperate North Koreans from tempting fate. In this video, I'll go over the seven ways to escape the DPRK, including the most dangerous, the most unforgiving, the most unique, and the most unexpected.
The North Korean border on the south side (ie. South Korean border / Korean DMZ) is the shortest distance to travel for safety and stability but as a result, the regime makes it dangerously hard. A North Korean escapee can be shot down by North Korean soldiers (border guards) or step on the many landmines in the area.
The northern border to China has it's own set of challenges. Most North Korean refugees escape through this way, usually crossing the Tumen River border (like the famous North Korean defector Hyeonseo Lee). Once in China, the nightmare doesn't end there.
There are also other, more unconventional ways you can try to escape such as through North Korean labor camps.
Even if you make it to safety and resettle in a stable country, the North Korean regime will still try to hunt you down, so you're never truly safe. Especially if you're an outspoken critic or a threat to Kim Jong-un's power - just ask his half brother, Kim Jong-nam.
Sources:
https://web.archive.org/web/20070303203248/http://www.hrnk.org/refugeesReport06.pdf
http://bushcenter.imgix.net/legacy/gwb_north_korea_executive_summary_r4.pdf
https://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/16/world/asia/north-korean-soldier-braves-dmz-to-defect-to-south.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/northkorea/11033003/North-Korean-pair-swim-across-sea-border-to-defect-to-South-Korea.html
http://time.com/4205785/london-new-malden-north-korean-refugees/
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[HOW WOULD YOU TAKE DOWN NORTH KOREA? (THE 7 CHOICES)]
If you were put in charge of one mission - to take down the North Korean regime - a mission that had previously left world leaders beaten and befuddled, where failure could result in changes to the political and physical landscape for generations to come….what would you do?
And time is of the essence here, as the longer you wait, the likelier it is for Dear Leader to complete development of nukes capable of reaching the continental US, or perhaps anywhere else in the world. Actually, according to some reports, it might already be too late!
But whether North Korea actually fires is another question altogether. If we are to rid the world of this nefarious regime - I’m talking the regime not the people - we have to consider the options. In this video, I’ll go over the seven way to take down North Korea - including the most destructive, the most convenient, the most secretive, and the most unexpected.
Sources:
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/09/18/the-risk-of-nuclear-war-with-north-korea
https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/08/26/north-korea-nuclear-tests-shock-experts-215533
https://www.pri.org/stories/2017-08-10/only-effective-arms-against-north-koreas-missile-bunkers-are-nuclear-weapons-says
https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/features/timeline-of-the-north-korean-nuclear-threat-w496701
http://www.visualcapitalist.com/worlds-nuclear-weapons/
http://foreignpolicy.com/2017/07/06/how-not-to-kill-kim-jung-un/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/06/16/nervous-kim-jong-un-trying-avoid-assassinated/
http://www.dw.com/en/kim-yo-jong-who-is-the-north-korean-leaders-mysterious-sister/a-40862677
http://www.newsweek.com/2017/05/05/what-war-north-korea-looks-588861.html
https://geopoliticalfutures.com/war-north-korea-looks-like/
https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2015/10/how-isis-started-syria-iraq/412042/
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-northkorea-missiles-banks-china/chinas-central-bank-tells-banks-to-stop-doing-business-with-north-korea-sources-idUSKCN1BW1DL
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/13/world/asia/north-korea-executions-jang-song-thaek.html
https://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/08/why-north-korea-is-a-black-hole-for-spies-242473
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/860936/north-korea-news-china-plans-remove-Kim-Jong-un
https://www.forbes.com/sites/richardminiter/2017/08/15/bomb-north-korea-with-its-own-money/2/#59f098d2418b
http://edition.cnn.com/2017/04/03/world/north-korea-hackers-banks/?iid=EL
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/will-north-korea-sell-its-nuclear-technology/
Người Việt Đồng Tâm
Để tranh đấu cho công lý và hỗ trợ người dân Đồng Tâm, mỗi người dân Việt đều có thể làm nhiều việc khác nhau trong đó có phần vận động sự quan tâm và can thiệp của quốc tế. Do đó, chúng tôi kêu gọi đồng bào Việt Nam trong và ngoài nước cùng gửi điện thư (email) đến tất cả các tòa đại sứ và lãnh sự quán có mặt tại VN, Liên Hiệp Quốc, các Tổ chức quốc tế nhằm kêu gọi họ yêu cầu chính phủ Việt Nam:
- Đồng ý cho đại diện các đại sứ quán, các tổ chức trong nước và quốc tế đến thăm hỏi, tìm hiểu, giúp đỡ dân làng và các nạn nhân.
- Cho phép các tổ chức quốc tế, phóng viên quốc tế như của AP, NY Times, Reuters, RFI, CNN, Aljazeera đến Đồng Tâm để tác nghiệp và cung cấp thông tin trung thực nhất.
- Yêu cầu nhà cầm quyền Hà Nội ngừng sử dụng bạo lực, hay tiếp tục đe doạ sử dụng bạo lực cũng như chấm dứt hành vi vu cáo khủng bố đối với mọi dân làng Đồng Tâm.
Dear Sir/Madam:
It is with grave concerns that I draw your attention to the following:
•On January 9, 2020 a violent clash over a land dispute in Dong Tam commune, Vietnam where excessive military and police force was deployed that killed an 84-year-old civilian and injured several others. The elderly who had been a vocal leader in the struggle against land confiscation was shot twice in the head and once in the chest while sleeping in his bed. Several other elderly and farmers of the same commune were arrested or assaulted and badly injured. Reportedly there were some 3000 police heavily armed with tear gas, explosives and live ammunition that launched the attack at approximately 3 a.m. on that day targeting the house of the local elderly leader. His sons were also arrested and his daughter in law and grandchildren were also hunted down while running away by police sniffer dogs.
•This is the latest bloody conflict of land seizures in Dong Tam commune where tension has been simmering for some three years. Farmers claim that the government seizes 59 hectares (116 acres) of their farmland for the military-run Viettel Group, which is Vietnam’s largest mobile phone company, without consultation, consent and adequate compensation for the rightful owners.
•While violent land confiscations are not uncommon in Vietnam, this is the first time the authorities claimed there had been 3 policemen killed during the attack against the rightful owners of the lands. Human Rights Watch and other international human rights organizations have urged the authorities to investigate the killings fairly and to hold accountable those who used violence and whether excessive police force was justified so as not to wrongly accuse and further victimize the victims.
•Similarly, last year, just days before the Vietnamese traditional new year, “Tet”, on January 4 and January 8, the authorities in Ho Chi Minh city also launched an attack against the Loc Hung Vegetable Garden, a settlement area claimed by the Catholic Church and registered for agricultural use in 1991, 1995, and 2005, and ever since the land had been used by residents for growing vegetables.
•During the two-day operation, some thousand uniformed police and plain clothes forces wearing masks equipped with about 8 bulldozers and earth movers to demolish all the houses in Loc Hung Vegetable Garden, Tan Binh district, without prior warning, proper notice, or adequate compensation for the residents.
•This forced hundreds of displaced victims who are mostly defectors and people who had escaped the Communist regime in the North in 1954, and former prisoners of conscience, political dissidents and veterans of the former army of South Vietnam out of their homes.
•Lawyers in the country protested against the local authorities’ abuse of power claiming the state should have issued an order for land appropriation first before any issuance of an eviction order to residents of Loc Hung Vegetable Garden.
Therefore, we earnestly ask [your embassy] [U.N. organization]…. to exert diplomatic pressure and
1. Urge the Vietnamese government to end military and police repression and abuse of powers against civilians;
2. Urge the Vietnamese government to recognize the importance of engaging in respectful dialogues and fair negotiations to solve land disputes peacefully rather than resorting to violence.
3. Urge the Vietnamese authorities to investigate with impartiality and transparency and punish all those who are responsible for the human rights violations and the violence in Loc Hung Vegetable Garden and Dong Tam commune so that there is no impunity for crimes committed by state officials.
4. Urge the Vietnamese authorities to permit access to Dong Tam and Loc Hung survivors by local and foreign journalists, diplomats, UN agency officials and other impartial observers to assess what evolved there and monitor the government’s investigation of these incidents.
5. Urge the Vietnamese government to recognize unfair and arbitrary land confiscation for economic projects displacing local people is the source of social unrest, publi
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