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The land of Iron
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Why do South Korean and the USA governments refuse to sign up to the international agreement, the Ottawa Process? Is the national security system so weak that they have to depend on landmines? Is the USA truly alliance of South Korea? The documentary ”Land of Iron” asks that question. This documenatry film is about the landmine situation and human rights issue in Korea. Filming took place on the borderline of North and South Korea in last May 2000.
In English and Korean.
This Film was
produced by Jeonghoon Jang in Bournemouth University MA TV/Video production
and
published
in 2000
by Jeonghoon Jang. It is available in Korean
with subtitles in English and lasts 25 minute(s) . You can
order from Jeonghoon Jang
System(s): VHS-PAL, VHS-NTSC
Main Listing: Geographical : Asia-Pacific : Korea
Submitted 30-Dec-2000 by: ICBL Resource Center -- resource@icbl.org
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