Korea International War Crimes Tribunal
June 23, 2001
New York
Report and Final Judgment on US Crimes in Korea 1945-2001
Includes Evidence and Documents on Civilian Massacres during the Korean War
Indictment of US War Crimes by Ramsey Clark, Former US Attorney General
Research findings, articles, eyewitness testimonies, and presentations
Report Contents
Introduction
Rev. Kiyul Chung and Brian BeckerIndictment for Offenses Committed by the Government of the United States of America
Against the People of Korea, 1945-2001
Final Drafting by Ramsey Clark, former U.S. Attorney General, at the behest of the KTC1. Report from the Korean Truth Commission (South) on U.S. War Crimes During the Korean War
June 24, 20002. Report from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on U.S. War Crimes During the Korean War
May 2000
1945-1950: U.S. Military Occupation; Korea Divided
3. The Question of American Responsibility for the Suppression of the Chejudo Uprising
Bruce Cumings, March 14, 19984. Cheju April 3rd Martial Law: Its Illegality
Kim Soon Dae, March 28, 19985. Cheju April 3rd Martial Law: Was It Legal?
James West, May 1, 1998
1950-1953: The Korean War
6. Thousands of Political Prisoners Killed
Korea Times, January 6, 20007. Rethinking Nogun-ri Massacre on the 50th Anniversary of the Korean War
Sung Yong Park, 20008. Korean War Crime Investigation in Ham-Ahn County
Byun Si-Young, February 20009. Korea, Like Vietnam: A War Originated and Maintained by Deceit
Brian Willson, December 199910. Korean My Lai
Bruce Cumings, October 14, 199911. More Atrocities Revealed: Class Character of U.S. War Against Korea
Scott Scheffer, January 20, 200012. Hidden History of Korean War
Deirdre Griswold, June 15, 200013. Korean Survivors Recount US War Crimes
Deirdre Griswold, June 8, 200014. Digging Too Deep at No Gun Ri
Seth Ackerman, September/October 200015. Liberation by Death
Freda Kirchwey, March 10, 195116. The Daejon Massacre
from Korea Since 1850 by Stewart Lone and Gavan McCormack, 1993
1953-2001: Post-War CrimesCommitted by US Military Soldiers
17. Crimes Against Kijichon Women
Min Magazine, 200018. In Korea, a Demand for Accountability
March 22, 2000, Statement signed by 73 South Korean NGOs19. Statistics on Crimes Committed by US Troops in south Korea
Civil Network for a Peaceful KoreaMaehyang-ri
20. U.S. Bombing Range in South Korea: Hell on Earth
Karen Talbot, August 200021. Vieques, South Korean Fighters Meet at Maehyang-ri
Berta Joubert-Ceci, August 17, 200022. U.S. Bombs Korean Village
Green Korea, Winter 2000-0123. Maehyang-ri and Vieques
Korea Progressive Network24. Maehyang-ri People's Fifty-Year Struggle
Korea Progressive Network, November 2, 2000
Two Faces of Colonization
Military Occupation
25. Time to Bring the Troops Home
Chalmers Johnson, May 14, 2001Economic Sanctions
26. The Korean Struggle: Aftermath of the IMF Takeover
James Crotty & Gary Dymski, July/August 199827. U.S. Sabotage of Energy Agreement with North Korea
Brian Becker and Sharon Ayling, March 9, 2000
Historical Reports
28. Report on US Crimes on Korea
Commission of International Association of Democratic Lawyers,
March 31, 195229. Report from the Women's International Democratic Federation in Korea
May 16-21, 195130. Report from International Scientific Commission on Biological Warfare in Korea and China
1952
FINAL JUDGMENT OF THE KOREA INTERNATIONAL WAR CRIMES TRIBUNAL
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