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Bring My Father Home campaign is coming to Washington D.C.. Mr Hwang will speak this Friday at Hudson Institute's Seminar on the North Korean Abductions Issues.  The seminar will  address the abduction of Japanese, South Korean, American and nationals of other countries by North Korea. . . This two-part seminar will feature families of abductees who will discuss the process of seeking to learn the fate of loved ones held in North Korea. The seminar will also explore international cooperation toward the comprehensive resolution of outstanding issues of concern such as abductions, nuclear, and missile issues. . . The seminar was organized by Hudson Institute,  the Committee for Human Rights in North Korea (HRNK), and the Government of Japan. Learn more and register for the seminar with the link below.. . https://www.hudson.org/events/1683-seminar-on-the-north-korean-abductions-issue52019 #bringmyfatherhome #teamhwang #Northkoreanabduction #hudsoninstitute #hrnk #washingtondc #DMV #DCevents

Urgent Action *Link in Bio* ---------------------------------------------------- Hwang Won kam am 11. Dezember 1969 nach Nordkorea – an Bord eines entführten Flugzeugs. Seitdem verweigern die nordkoreanischen Behörden dem ehemaligen Fernsehproduzenten die Rückkehr in seine Heimat. #bringmyfatherhome #urgentaction #amnesty #amnestyinternational #humanrights #activist #northkorea #nordkorea #menschenrechte

On December 11th, 1969, Korean Air YS-11 was hijacked just 10 minutes after its take-off at 12:25 pm by a North Korean sleeper-agent. Due to pressure from the international community, the North Korean regime promised that it would repatriate all 50 people from the plane. That was February 4th, 1970. But then, on the 14th, the North broke its own promise, returning only 39 passengers. Testimonies of the 39 people who returned revealed that 4 crew members and 7 other passengers including my father were being detained against their will by the regime. Those 11 people have not been allowed to come home or to even contact family members. On February 6th, 1970, my father strongly argued that he should be sent back home. He sang a song titled “I want to go back” in Korean. He kept singing that song as the soldiers dragged him out. Other abductees have not seen nor heard from him since. Based on the detailed testimonies of 39 abductees who returned to South Korea, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) demanded that North Korea repatriate the rest of the hijack victims. But North Korea claimed that those 11 people were staying “of their own free will.” Against this preposterous claim, the ICRC proposed that they verify through a 3rd country and a 3rd party whether those 11 people were truly staying “of their own free will.” But North Korea rejected ICRC’s proposal outright. Ladies and gentlemen, that was 50 years ago. #bringmyfatherhome #teamhwang #TNKRproject #humanrights #kidnapped

What a great night celebrating Hwang In-Cheol’s birthday and supporting #TNKR ! Thank you to @thehiddencellar_official for being our generous host ! And thank you to all of our sponsors from HBC for their raffle donations! Cheers to a successful evening #Bringmyfatherhome #HBC #TeachNkRefugees #humanrights #volunteer #Korea

Der Fernsehproduzent Hwang Won befand sich am 11. Dezember 1969 auf einem Flug von der südkoreanischen Stadt Gangneung in Richtung Seoul, als sein Flugzeug nach Nordkorea entführt wurde. Während 39 der verschleppten Passagiere im Februar 1970 nach Südkorea ausreisen durften, werden elf weitere, unter ihnen Hwang Won, weiterhin in Nordkorea festgehalten – seit fast 50 Jahren. Nach dem Koreakrieg führten nordkoreanische Agent_innen illegale Operationen durch. Hwang Won ist einer von Hunderten, die in diesem Zusammenhang „verschwunden“ sind. Im Jahr 2000 veröffentlichte das südkoreanische Ministerium für Wiedervereinigung eine Liste mit 516 Personen, die seit dem Waffenstillstand von 1953 im Zuge mutmaßlicher Entführungen nach Nordkorea „verschwunden“ sind. #humanrights #activist #northkorea #nordkorea #menschenrechte #bringmyfatherhome #amnestyinternational #amnesty #freedom #infographic #aktivist

Hwang Won, a former TV producer from South Korea, was not allowed to return to his home country after arriving involuntarily to North Korea on a hijacked plane on 11 December 1969. Despite repeated requests from his family, the North Korean authorities have refused to disclose information regarding Hwang Won’s vital status or whereabouts for the last 50 years. South Korean authorities must call on the North Korean authorities to provide accurate information on Hwang Won, who will turn 82 this year. #bringmyfatherhome #teamhwang #internationallaw #humanitarian #50years

Hwang In-Cheol has been advocating for over 15 years for information about his father. This year will mark 50 years since they have seen each other.

To this day, what happened to the Korean Air Lines plane in 1969 is the only civilian aircraft hijacking to never be fully resolved. 11 South Koreans remain in North Korea against their will.

Please help me. Please help me bring my father home while he is still alive! #bringmyfatherhome #teamhwang #TNKRproject #humanrights #hostagesituation