Korean War Armistice Day: July 27
This armistice agreement signed in 1953 was originally intended to be replaced soon with a peace agreement to end the war officially. Unfortunately, the U.S. has refused to sign a peace treaty to end the Korean War so far, and thus the Korean Peninsula still remains in a state of war with constant arms race and periodic military tensions.
No Peace for Korea? by Gerry Condon
VFP President, Gerry Condon writes on the current situation in Korea.
Veterans Honor Victims of War in Memorial Day Activities
Veterans For Peace will be in Washington D.C. on Monday, May 28th, to hold their annual "Letters to the Wall" at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, hold a peace ceremony at the Korean War Veterans Memorial and host a touring memorial, The Swords to Plowshares Belltower.
Open Letter to Leaders Calling for Peace in Korea
The Korea Peace Network, a grassroots coalition of peace activists, scholars and Korean-American leaders, sent an Open Letter to leaders in the U.S., South and North Korea support for peace and diplomacy.
Open Letter to President Trump
As U.S. civil society groups and individuals deeply concerned with the future course of our policy in Korea, we urge you to support the current momentum for peace and dialogue in Korea, far beyond the end of the Winter Olympic Truce in late March.