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(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
KOREA D.P.R. [and non] Radio Free North Korea
Joy and sorrow crossed the minds of North Korean defectors and anti-North
Korea activists struggling to let the North Korean people know about their
leader Kim Jong Il's totalitarianism. The Paris-based Reporters without
Borders (Reporters sans Frontieres) has awarded its media prize this year
to Kim Sung-min of Radio Free North Korea, the founder of the Stalinist
country's first dissident radio station, along with 2,500 euros (3,194
U.S. dollars). Park Sang-hak, head of the Fighters for a Free North Korea
that disseminates anti-North Korea leaflets to the North, pledged to stop
the practice for the time being. Kim received his award in Paris to global
fanfare, while Park made his decision at the headquarters of the ruling
Grand National Party in Seoul.
The French group said its jury chose Radio Free North Korea to pay tribute
to its courage to broadcast news and information in North Korea, along
with other winners such as a Cuban journalist and two Burmese bloggers.
The media advocacy group apparently considers Kim Sung-min's activities
despite North Korea's threat to kill him as fighting for freedom of the
press. This is in stark contrast to ruling party leader Park Hee-tae, who
asked Fighters for a Free North Korea to stop sending anti-communist
leaflets to the North for the time being. So Reporters without Borders
encouraged North Korean defectors to alert the North Korean people of
their situation, while the ruling party chief did the exact opposite.
Both leaders of the two anti-North Korea groups, who are also defectors
from the North, have received more encouragement and support from abroad
than at home. U.S. President George W. Bush invited them to the White
House to praise their commitment. The U.S. government and civic groups
have also offered significant financial support, especially to Radio Free
North Korea. The radio station's award should make people think about
progressive forces in South Korean society, which have ignored anti-North
Korea activists and defectors who try to tell the truth to those in the
North.
Progressive or left-wing groups who physically confronted members of the
Fighters for a Free North Korea and the Family Assembly of those Abducted
to North Korea four days ago welcomed the measure to stop sending the
leaflets. The People's Solidarity for Social Progress praised the ruling
party's measure, and urged a complete suspension of sending the leaflets.
The group probably knows that Radio Free North Korea won the award. Though
different in form, broadcasts and leaflets have the same purpose of