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한국학중앙연구원 한국학(구 정신문화연구) 정신문화연구 2005 여름호 제28권 제2호 (통권 99호)
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2005.6
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87 - 109 (26page)

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This paper attempts to analyze China and North Korea's countermeasures against the U. S. North Korean Human Rights Act by explaining the Act with the hegemonic model so as to map out South Korea's policy options to enhance the human rights of North Korea. South Korea's progressive NGO groups and Human rights Committees have criticized the Act as causing an escalation of tension on the Korean Peninsula and being a pretext to military attack.
But when we compare it with the Cuba Liberty and Democracy Act the North Korea Human Rights Act is benign in comparison because there are to be no economic sanctions against the North Korean regime in the North Korean Human Rights Act.
Cuba is much better than North Korea in abiding to Human Rights conditions. In addition to that, the opinion that the legislation of the Act is just a prelude to military attack have turned out to be groundless.
The purpose of the Human Rights Act is to promote North Korean human rights by modifying their leadership. But China and North Korea have reached an agreement to send refugees back to North Korea breaching the protocol between China and the U. N. China is shunning the responsibility to protect North Korean refugees by regarding them as just economic migrants. The fact that U. S. hegemonic influence is always lurking in the background of human rights regimes and puts pressure on China and North Korea, which advocate the U. S. ideologies of liberal democracy, market economy and human rights, can be properly explained in terms of the hegemony model. ill spite of mounting international pressures to China and North Korea, China's consistent policy of sending North Korean refugees to North Korea is construed as its attempt to stabilize the North Korean regime so as to use the North Korean region as a buffer zone to keep the U. S. in check. Meanwhile, China tries to consolidate the China-North Korean cooperation system to maintain a socialistic system by keeping in check U. S. dominance on the Korean Peninsula. China has tried to curb the mass influx of North Korean refugees by legislating a new immigration law.
China shows its expansionism by extending its political influence even to the South Korean region by an alliance with the pro-North Korean forces in South Korea in order to put pressure on getting the U. S. troops out of South Korea. To guard against China and North Korea's strategy to ally themselves with the pro-North Korean forces of anti-Americanism, anti-conservatism, and anti-liberalism in South Korea, the South Korean government has to strengthen its alliance system with liberal democracy and the free market system. Simultaneously, the South Korean government has to take the initiative in pressuring and persuading the North Korean leadership to change its intrinsic lack of recognition of human rights.

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Ⅰ. 인권과 주권
Ⅱ. 북한 인권법에 대한 논쟁
Ⅲ. 미국의 인권공세에 대한 북한과 중국의 입장
Ⅳ. 결론: 한국의 정책대안
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