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勿論 , 統一部 長官에게 [長官과의 對話] 窓에 올리고 그 寫本을
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&#52398;째, blog.naver.com/mrcylee/150003909153 - 네이버
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에 各各 올렸습니다.

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그리고 www.comebackhome.co.kr 에 홈페이지에서 [이멜일] 항목이 있어서 보냈습니다.
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[靑瓦臺에 公開建議] 家庭의 달에 그들을 招請하세요! | 國軍捕虜와 拉北者 2006/04/30 08:57
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2006-04-30 (日)

受信: 靑瓦臺

參照: 統一部 長官

英國의 文豪 T.S. 엘리엇이 "4月은 殘忍한 달"이라고 荒蕪地에서 말 했습니다. 그 四月이 오늘 떠나갑니다. 來日은 新綠의 5月 입니다. 어린이 날에는 例年처럼 靑瓦臺 뜰에 많은 어린이가 招請이 될 것으로 봅니다. 아래에 白堊館의 報道 資料를 읽으면서 이런 생각을 해 보았습니다.

統一部 의 李鍾奭 長官은 北韓에 SOC投資를 말하면서 "創造的 提案"이란 表現을 썼습니다. 筆者는 個人的으로 그 말에 同意하지 않습니다. 차라리 5月의 家庭의 달에 "靑瓦臺 뜰에 國軍捕虜와 拉北者 家族의 招請"이 있을 境遇에 "創造的 構想"이라고 表現할 수 있다고 봅니다.

우리나라엔 大統領을 "國父"란 말을 썼었던 옛 이야기가 있읍니다. 요즘엔 그런 말을 누가 씁니까? 아래의 報道資料에 맨 처음에 부시 大統領은 "내가 就任 以來 오늘의 만남처럼 感動的인 만남은 別로 많지 않았습니다"란 말에 어떤 느낌이 있습니까? 盧武鉉 大統領의 <벤치마킹>은 어떻습니까?

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[White House 60428] North Korea Must Respect Human Rights To Gain Respect, Bush Says

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양식의 맨 아래

North Korea Must Respect Human Rights To Gain Respect, Bush Says

President meets with North Korean defectors, families of Japanese abductees

President Bush, after meeting April 28 with North Korean defectors and family members of Japanese citizens abducted by North Korea, called on the Pyongyang regime to respect human rights.

In remarks delivered the same day at the White House where he had greeted the group, Bush said the meeting was "the most moving" since he has been president.

Only a "heartless country" would separate loved ones, he said, adding: "If North Korea expects to be respected in the world, that county must respect human rights and human dignity."

Bush said the United States "strongly will work for freedom, so that the people of North Korea can raise their children in a world that's free and hopeful."

See also "U.S. Envoy Calls for More Radio News Broadcasts into North Korea."

For more information on U.S. policies, see The U.S. and the Korean Peninsula.

Following is the transcript of the president’s remarks:

THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
April 28, 2006

REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT
AFTER MEETING WITH FAMILY MEMBERS OF JAPANESE ABDUCTED
BY NORTH KOREA AND NORTH KOREAN DEFECTORS

Oval Office

11:39 A.M. EDT

THE PRESIDENT: I have just had one of the most moving meetings since I've been the President here in the Oval Office. I met with a mom and a brother who long to be reunited with her daughter and his sister. They're apart because the North Korean government abducted the child when she was a teenager. And all the mom wants is to be reunited with her daughter.

It is hard to believe that a country would foster abduction. It's hard for Americans to imagine that a leader of any country would encourage the abduction of a young child. It's a heartless country that would separate loved ones, and yet that's exactly what happened to this mom as a result of the actions of North Korea. If North Korea expects to be respected in the world, that county must respect human rights and human dignity and must allow this mother to hug her child again.

I talked to a family, a young North Korean family that escaped the clutches of tyranny in order to live in freedom. This young couple was about to have a child, and the mom was five months pregnant when they crossed the river to get into China. They wandered in China, wondering whether or not their child could grow up and have a decent life. They were deeply concerned about the future of their child. Any mother and father would be concerned about their child.

They had to wander because they did not want to have their child grow up in a society that was brutal, a society that did not respect the human condition. By the grace of God they found save haven, their child was born, and now safely sits here in the Oval Office.

I talked to a courageous man who escaped from North Korea. He was in the North Korean military. He saw first hand the brutal nature of the regime, and he couldn't -- his heart could no longer take it. He followed his conscience and escaped. He speaks for thousands who have escaped North Korea and thousands who live inside the country; he speaks eloquently about the need for their freedom, for them to be treated decently.

The world requires courage to confront people who do not respect human rights, and it has been my honor to welcome into the Oval Office people of enormous courage: a mom, a mother and dad of a young child, a former soldier, a brother. And so I welcome you here. We're proud you're here. I assure you that the United States of America strongly respects human rights. We strongly will work for freedom, so that the people of North Korea can raise their children in a world that's free and hopeful, and so that moms will never again have to worry about an abducted daughter.

May God bless you all, and thanks for coming.

END 11:44 A.M. EDT

Created: 28 Apr 2006 Updated: 28 Apr 2006

This page printed from: http://usinfo.state.gov/dhr/Archive/2006/Apr/28-648573.html?chanlid=humanrights