Help! I want to help North Koreans

I want to help North Koreans on the road to freedom. But, how can I help?

For years this question plagued my mind. Even throughout writing my book, I wrestled with this question. Many of you, I’m sure, have asked the same. However, it wasn’t until recently that I found a good answer. For me, I was able to find the answer when I had the opportunity to attend the Bridge Conference sessions held in Washington D.C. and Los Angeles this May and June.

I met individuals who direct organizations whose purpose is to support North Koreans who leave their country and give them a voice, as well as for those who remain—a voice for those whose human rights are being violated and to expose a regime who has demoralized and dehumanized their own citizens.

This is the list of organizations that you can partner with:

Amnesty International USA: www.amnesty.usa.org

• Investigates and exposes abuses.
• They lobby governments to keep promises and respect international law.

 

Committee for Human Rights in North Korea: www.hrnk.org rosapark@hrnk.org                                                                               1001 Connecticut Ave Nw Suite 435 Washington, D.C. 20036

 

Crossing Borders: www.crossingbordersnk.org                                  P.O. Box 354 Glenview, IL 60025

• Ministers to North Koreans living in China.
• They pay special attention North Korean children abandon in China.

 

Defense Forum Foundation/North Korea Freedom Coalition: www.defenseforumfoundation.org                                                         3014 Castle Rd. Falls Church, VA 22044                                           Phone: (703)534-4313

• Advocates for North Koreans at a government level.

 

International Christian Concern: www.persecution.org icc@persecution.org                                           volunteer@persecution.org                                                                  2020 Pennsylvania Ave NW #941 Washington, DC 20006-1846              Phone: (301)859-3842

• Advocates for Christians all over the world.

 

Liberty In North Korea (LINK): www.libertyinnorthkorea.org

• Rescues North Korean refugees.
• They help them reach freedom and safety.

 

Radio Free Asia: www.rfa.org                                                                    Yangh@rfa.org                                                                                            2025 M Street NW, Suite 300 Washington, D.C. 20036                              Phone: (202)721-7455

• Radio Free Asia is run by N.K. defectors reaching out to North Koreans with a message of Freedom.

 

Voice of the Martyrs/Korea: www.vomkorea.kr                                        efoley@vomkorea.kr

• Located in Seoul, Korea.
• Reaches North Korea with the gospel via balloons.
• Ministers to N.K. defectors in Seoul.
• Ministers to N.K. woman in China.

 

 

 

 

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