南北関係の変化と南北交流協力の法的規制

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Since the summit talk in June 2000, the interaction between governments of both Koreas has dramatically activated. Commercial relations mainly processing deal trade have also sprouted. Promotion of North-South interaction now became a basic policy of the Republic of Korea (hereafter referred as the ROK). While the situation changed dramatically, the control of the relations by law in the ROK has not changed as the situation did. There still exists "National Security Law", which was once "Anti-Communism Law." The laws on North-South interaction do not have clauses on exertion of power by the government. Last few years, there were several bills presented to ease the regulation on contact with citizens of the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (hereafter referred as the DPRK), organizations, etc. There was also a bill to establish legal status of the DPRK and North-South interactions. They were all rejected due to the end of tenure of the National Diet. However, in the society in the ROK, the need to establish a law to control the government's action or to ease the contact/encounter with the citizen of the DPRK especially for business reasons has been gradually infiltrated.
北東アジア学会の論文
2005-07-01