I just noticed this--it happened today (1 May). Did anyone manage to go?
Seoul Train: Film & Discussion
Join the CRF and The Institute for Multi-Track Diplomacy (IMTD) for a screening of the award-winning documentary film, Seoul Train which spotlights a harrowing and potentially explosive human rights crisis where a small group works to make a big difference in the lives of desperate refugees. A discussion will follow the movie regarding North Korea Refugees in China. Refreshments provided!
Time: 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Location: Lindner Family Commons - 1957 E Street
Sponsor: Conflict Resolution Forum
Graduate Students at The George Washington University ponder Korea's past, present and future.
"Getting its history wrong is part of being a nation." --Ernest Renan
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1 comment:
I watched the documentary today. although it was an interesting piece, it was biased in portraying reality. Well, I really care about human rights. Yet, the documentary just overlooked the consequences of refugees by sensationalizing the issue.
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