Humanitarian and human rights policies toward North Korea deserve prioritization in their own merits, and should not be linked to the up and down tactics of negotiations.
Chris Smith: “Humanitarian and human rights policies toward North Korea deserve prioritization in their own merits, and should not be…”
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Advocates for prioritizing humanitarian policies independent of negotiation tactics.
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