Roh Moo-hyun
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I have believed for a long time that North Korea was willing to give up nuclear weapons, and there is no change in my belief.
— "Interview with South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun" in CNN (10 December 2007)
Roh Moo-hyun ( * 1. September 1946 in Gimhae, Provinz Gyeongsangnam; † 23. Mai 2009 in Busan, Provinz Gyeongsangnam) war ein südkoreanischer Politiker. Er war vom 25. Februar 2003 bis zum 25. Februar 2008 Präsident der Republik Korea. Bevor er in die Politik ging, war er Anwalt für Menschenrechte. Er galt als Streiter für Demokratisierung, Menschenrechte und die Armen des Landes. Roh war angetreten, um sich für die Aussöhnung mit Nordkorea einzusetzen.
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I have believed for a long time that North Korea was willing to give up nuclear weapons, and there is no change in my belief.
Korea-U.S. relations were important in the past and will be important in the future. We have had dark moments in our relationship and times when we needed very close cooperation.
In Korea, to step down from the presidency is to step down from politics. But I thought about what it means to step down. I hope that means a free man.
Japan's present claim to Dokdo is an act negating the complete liberation and independence of Korea.
It is unpredictable what course of action North Korea will take in the coming days, but no government has a policy that can never be changed. They can never be unchanged.
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