HanVoice – Toronto, Ontario

HanVoice is a Canadian human rights organization established in 2007, dedicated to ending the plight of North Korean refugees. HanVoice has since grown into an organization of hundreds of concerned Canadian citizens, engaging in various public awareness raising projects, networking with other human rights organizations and community organizations, and lobbying with the Canadian government.HanVoice believes that the North Korean refugees crisis is an urgent problem that requires international action. As Canadians, we not only believe that Canada has the responsibility to protect those who cannot protect themselves but also that we can, because we are Canadians, raise our voice and make an impact in the lives of North Korean refugees.

Liberty in North Korea (LiNK) – Los Angeles, California

PSCORE: Peace for Successful Corean Reunification – Seoul, South KoreaAmnesty International – London, EnglandNKHR: Citizens’ Alliance for North Korean Human Rights – Seoul, South KoreaNKnet: The Network for North Korean Democracy and Human Rights – Seoul, South KoreaJustice for North Korea – Seoul, South Korea

	LiNK’s mission is to redefine the North Korea crisis through creative storytelling, while providing emergency relief to North Korean refugees and pursuing an end to the human rights crisis.
		PSCORE is a non-profit, non-religious, non-partisan NGO based in Seoul & Washington, DC. PSCORE strives for mutual understanding and harmony between the two Koreas and aims to provide a platform to discuss topics such as democratization, human rights and social issues. We hope to bridge the gap between South Korea, North Korea and the international community. We are not affiliated with any political organizations.PSCORE is an acronym for ‘People for Successful COrean REunification; using the ‘C’ represents the pre-20th century connotation of the word Korea.
		Amnesty International is a global movement of more than 3 million supporters, members and activists in more than 150 countries and territories who campaign to end grave abuses of human rights.Our vision is for every person to enjoy all the rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights standards.We are independent of any government, political ideology, economic interest or religion and are funded mainly by our membership and public donations.
		The Citizens’ Alliance for North Korean Human Rights endeavors to protect the lives and human rights of North Koreans in a spirit of brotherhood, to bridge the gap and reconcile the division between the people, and support the reunification of the two Koreas.In order to fulfill these purposes, the Citizens’ Alliance for North Korean Human Rights aims to:1) Collect and publicize facts and other information on the current North Korean human rights situation, particularly regarding political prison camps. 2) Garner support from the international community to condemn and bring an end to the systematic violation of human rights in North Korea, particularly with respect to forces labor of political prisoners. 3) Protect the lives and human rights of North Korean refugees. 4) Assist North Korean new settlers in South Korea with a focus on youth education. 5) Coordinate efforts with other human rights organizations to fulfill the programs mentioned above.
		NKnet was founded in 1999 by former supporters of North Korean socialism, the Network for North Korean Democracy and Human Rights (NKnet) holds seminars, press conferences, and an International Conference on North Korean Human Rights. We publish a monthly magazine, NK Vision, and started and successfully spun off The Daily NK and Radio Free Chosun. We also do research and publish reports, hold photo exhibitions, have sent leaflets and DVDs to North Korea via balloon, and engage in movement-building activities. In Fall 2012, we will host our second North Korean Human Rights International Film Festival in Seoul.NKnet’s mission is to contribute to the advancement of the human race through the realization of human rights and democracy in North Korea.
		Justice for North Korea utilizes creative demonstration to promote awareness regarding human rights abuses in North Korea.