PSCORE

People for Successful COrean REunification

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10
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, July 2014
To advocate an end to human rights abuses in
the DPRK, empower North Korean refugees,
and ultimately reunify Korea.
MISSION STATEMENT
WHO WE ARE
A non-religious, non-partisan, non-profit organization
founded in 2006 by Kim Young-Il, a North Korean
refugee.

A tax-exempt NGO with the South Korean Ministries of
Unification, and Strategy and Finance.

The only NGO focusing exclusively on North Korean
Human Rights with UN Economic and Social Council
(ECOSOC) special consultative status (since 2012).

Kim Young-Il
1995-1996: served in the North Korean Army
1996: escaped North Korea with his parents and brothers
after years of persistent famine
1996-2001: lived and worked in China
2000: first attempt to leave China for South Korea
2001: arrived in Seoul, South Korea via Mongolia
2006: graduated from Korea Foreign Language University
() with a degree in Chinese
2006, October 5: founded PSCORE
Present: Executive Director of PSCORE

OUR DIRECTORS STORY
OUR TEAM, OUR WORK
All Volunteer Staff
28 One-On-One Teachers
9 Current Office and Administrative Interns
2 Permanent Staff Members
2 Advisers

Our Impact
847 Education Program Participants (since 2008)
150 Testimonials Collected on North Korean Human Rights
Abuses
10 Rescue Missions in China
5 Published Books
3 Oral Statements Made to the UN

Lord Alton of Liverpool
House of Lords Independent Crossbench Peer

Ambassador and Ms. Scott Wightman
Ambassador to the Republic of Korea

Sean Gallagher
Index on Censorship, Editor of Online and News

OUR PATRONS
WHAT WE DO
I. Human Rights Awareness & Advocacy
II. Education Program for North Koreans
III. Rescue Missions in China
HUMAN RIGHTS AWARENESS & ADVOCACY
at the United Nations
UN Special Consultative Status
Annual participation at UN Human Rights Council
sessions (UNHRC)
1 Report Submitted to UN ECOSOC
3 Oral Statements Made to the UN
4 Side Events Held at UNHRC sessions
HUMAN RIGHTS AWARENESS & ADVOCACY
GOOGLE MAPS PROJECT
Documents human rights violations committed by North Korean
officials
Based on North Korean refugee testimonies
See the map here
Documented human rights abuses in the city of Chongjin, DPRK
HUMAN RIGHTS AWARENESS & ADVOCACY
STREET CAMPAIGNS
Yongsan station, April 2014 Itaewon, April 2014
HUMAN RIGHTS AWARENESS & ADVOCACY
LECTURES ON REUNIFICATION ISSUES
Radley College in the UK Kim Young-Il at Korea University
EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR NORTH KOREANS
ONE-ON-ONE TUTORING


Mentoring and providing educational support to help
North Koreans adapt to life in South Korea.

Free dinner and English in central Seoul.
EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR NORTH KOREANS
ENGLISH LESSONS

EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR NORTH KOREANS
PUBLISHED MATERIALS
2 textbooks
Written by
volunteer teachers
Designed
specifically for
North Koreans
Rescue Missions in China
Provides health care and safe passage
to South Korea
10 missions since 2007
Recent Missions:
December 2013 Saved a girl with
severe frostbite
July 2011 Rescued a girl from human
trafficking
THANK YOU!
PSCORE
BF1 #3, Yangcheon-ro 452,Gangseo-gu
Seoul, Republic of Korea

Phone: +82-2-6497-5035(5770) / 070-8220-5073
Fax: +82-2-6497-5037
Email: pscore@pscore.org

For further information, please contact:
Bada Nam at pscoreadmin@pscore.org