by Young Lee | Jun 7, 2011 | Immigration
Suzanne Scholte is a human rights activist and chairman and founding member of the North Korea Freedom Coalition, an organization of over 65 nongovernmental organizations and individuals from around the world promoting the freedom, human rights and dignity of the...
by Young Lee | Jun 1, 2011 | Topics
This quarter I had the opportunity to learn and report on the Hawaiian community in Washington as a reporter for a top TV station in Honolulu, KHON2. I found it especially fascinating because I saw many similarities between the East African culture I grew up in and...
by Young Lee | May 25, 2011 | Immigration
Western nations, including the United States, are jeopardizing the welfare of the vulnerable people they’re trying to help by putting contingencies on aid they give to other countries, concluded an annual report that analyzes Western foreign aid. “Western aid is...
by Young Lee | May 24, 2011 | Immigration
There was music, food, art and dancing at the fifth annual Hawaiian festival at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington D.C. About 8,000 people came out to celebrate both the contemporary and traditional Hawaiian culture.
