KOREA, DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF

Articles and editorials

Auschwitz in Korea, S4485 [21AP]

Auschwitz Under Our Noses, S4488 [21AP]

Blame America First, S7345 [10JY]

Clinton Strikes Blow for North's Human Rights, S3770 [25MR]

Clinton—U.S. Wary of Growing Burmese, North Korean Military Cooperation, S7760 [21JY]

N. Korea's Hard-Labor Camps—On the Diplomatic Back Burner, S7758-S7760 [21JY], E1877 [22JY]

Obama Administration Preparing Incentives Package for North Korea, S7844 [22JY]

Rice Rebukes Bush Envoy Who Criticized Policy on North Korea, S4491 [21AP]

Toward a Nuclear-Free World, S5991 [3JN]

World Free of Nuclear Weapons, S5990 [3JN]

Bills and resolutions

Dept. of Defense: deploy ground-based interceptors as part of the missile defense system (see H.R. 2845), H6742 [12JN]

Foreign policy: continue restrictions against and prohibit diplomatic recognition (see H.R. 1980), H4579 [21AP]

———list as a state sponsor of terrorism and ensure human rights are a prominent issue in negotiations with the U.S. (see S. 837), S4445 [20AP]

———redesignate as a state sponsor of terrorism, impose sanctions, and require reports on status of nuclear weapons program and counterproliferation efforts (see S. 1416), S7261 [8JY]

Foreign trade: impose certain sanctions as a result of the detonation of a nuclear explosive device (see H.R. 3423), H9205 [30JY]

Human rights: condemn hard-labor prison camps as an egregious violation of human rights and demand closure of such camps and release of U.S. reporters Laura Ling and Euna Lee (see H. Res. 705), H9279 [31JY]

———urge the granting of clemency to Laura Ling and Euna Lee and support efforts to secure their release (see H. Res. 555), H6972 [17JN]

Korea, Republic of: condemn hostile rhetoric and activities and engage in mutual dialogue to enhance inter-Korean relations (see H. Res. 309), H4251 [31MR]

Korean War: anniversary (see H.R. 4234), H13628 (see H.R. 4234), H14371 [8DE]

Nuclear weapons: strengthen legislation sanctioning persons aiding and facilitating nonproliferation activities by Iran, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, and Syria (see H.R. 485), H195 [13JA]

Pakistan: condemn release of Abdul Q. Khan, who operated an illicit nuclear proliferation network, require accounting of activities of network, and condition assistance on nonproliferation commitments (see H. Res. 164), H1520 [12FE]

Proliferation Security Initiative: recognize role in preventing the spread of weapons of mass destruction (see H. Res. 604), H7705 [26JN]

Radioactive substances: apply measures to foreign persons who transfer to Iran, Syria, or North Korea goods, services, or technology that could aid such countries in extracting or milling domestic sources of uranium (see H.R. 2290), H5307 [6MY]

Letters

Abduction of Kim Dong-Shik by agents of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea: Illinois congressional delegation members (2005), S4487 [21AP]

Nomination of Christopher R. Hill to be Ambassador to Iraq: Representative Wolf, S4487 [21AP]

Participation of Jay P. Lefkowitz in Six Party Talks with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to discuss human rights violations: Jay P. Lefkowitz, S3769 [25MR]

———Senator Brownback, S3769 [25MR], S4486 [21AP]

Messages

National Emergency Relative to Current Existence and Risk of Proliferation of Weapons-Usable Fissile Material on the Korean Peninsula: President Obama, S6992 [24JN], H7221 [24JN]

Questions and answers

Committee on Armed Services hearing on the Democratic People's Republic of Korea Six Party Talks on human rights violations: Senator Brownback and Christopher R. Hill, S3769 [25MR]

Remarks in House

Dept. of Defense: national missile defense system funding, H7242, H7243 [24JN], H7254 [25JN]

———national missile defense system funding through reductions in defense environmental cleanup funding, H7352-H7356, H7364 [25JN], E1607 [26JN]

Foreign policy: continue restrictions against and prohibit diplomatic recognition (H.R. 1980), H4971 [29AP]

———list as a state sponsor of terrorism, H6432 [10JN]

Human rights: condemn imprisonment of American journalists, H6317, H6318 [9JN]

———condemn offenders of human rights and religious freedom, E809 [30MR]

———condemn sentencing of American journalists, E1455 [17JN]

———promote respect for fundamental human rights, H5171 [6MY]

———urge the granting of clemency to Laura Ling and Euna Lee and support efforts to secure their release, H6908 [17JN]

———violations, H4971 [29AP], H5171 [6MY]

Korea, Democratic People's Republic of: promote respect for fundamental human rights, H5171 [6MY]

Korea, Republic of: condemn hostile rhetoric and activities and engage in mutual dialogue to enhance inter-Korean relations (H. Res. 309), H6752-H6756 [15JN], E1477 [17JN]

Korean American Day: observance, E81, E91 [14JA]

Korean War: anniversary, E1705 [9JY]

North Korea Freedom Week: observance, H4846 [28AP]

Nuclear weapons: proliferation, H5281 [6MY], H6132 [3JN], H6269 [8JN], H6518 [10JN], H7121 [23JN]

Obama, President: evaluation of foreign policy, H4919 [29AP]

———evaluation of human rights policies, E1693-E1695 [9JY]

Pakistan: condemn release of Abdul Q. Khan, who operated an illicit nuclear proliferation network, require accounting of activities of network, and condition assistance on nonproliferation commitments (H. Res. 164), H6576 [11JN]

Tampa, FL: tribute to 307th Bombardment Group reunion, E987 [27AP]

U.S. policy, E1876 [22JY]

Remarks in Senate

Dept. of Defense: require reports on certain elements of ballistic missile defense system, S10032 [1OC]

Foreign aid: limit allocation to humanitarian assistance only, S4485 [21AP]

Foreign policy: importance of arms control policies, S5989 [3JN]

———impose economic sanctions against and prohibit diplomatic recognition, S6155 [4JN]

———list as a state sponsor of terrorism and ensure human rights are a prominent issue in negotiations with the U.S., S6155, S6169 [4JN], S6242 [8JN]

———list as a state sponsor of terrorism and ensure human rights are a prominent issue in negotiations with the U.S. (S. 837), S6009 [3JN]

———redesignate as a state sponsor of terrorism, S7757-S7761, S7763-S7765 [21JY], S7842-S7847 [22JY]

Hill, Christopher R.: allegations of failure to address human rights violations during talks with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, S4431-S4434 [20AP], S4476-S4479, S4481-S4488, S4491-S4498 [21AP]

Human rights: violations, S3767-S3771 [25MR]

Korean American Day: observance, S657 [16JA]

Nuclear weapons: proliferation, S3770 [25MR], S6008 [3JN], S6155 [4JN]

Obama, President: evaluation of foreign policy, S7679 [20JY]

U.S. policy, S7611, S7612 [16JY]

Reports filed

Nomination of Robert R. King To Be Special Envoy on North Korean Human Rights Issues: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate), S11428 [17NO]

Testimonies

Negotiation of Nuclear and Human Rights Issues With the Democratic People's Republic of Korea: Christopher R. Hill, S4432 [20AP], S4486 [21AP]

Texts of

H. Res. 309, condemn Democratic People's Republic of Korea's hostile rhetoric and activities towards the Republic of Korea and engage in mutual dialogue to enhance inter-Korean relations, H6752 [15JN]