Since 2017, US citizens have been restricted from traveling to North Korea. The ban prevents Korean Americans from visiting their family members in North Korea, hinders humanitarian organizations from delivering critical assistance, and obstructs US citizens from engaging in people-to-people exchanges and peace-building efforts. This is yet another tragic cost of the unresolved 70-year-old Korean War.

Please join us on June 23 for an online discussion about the harms caused by the US travel ban on North Korea and how you can support the campaign to lift the ban to allow people to travel freely.

Register here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YmrWBPOCRYmO9IYFebfyfg



An evening of discussion with humanitarian workers, separated family members, and others who have traveled extensively to North Korea about the harms caused by the US travel ban on North Korea and how you can support the campaign to lift the ban to allow people to travel freely.

Organized by: LIFT (Let Individuals Freely Travel)--a joint campaign of the Korea Peace Network, Korea Peace Now! Grassroots Network and Peace Treaty Now

Endorsed by: American Friends Service Committee, Divided Families USA