Kim Dae Jung was the former South Korean president, Nobel peace prizewinner and architect of 'sunshine policy' with North Korea. He died on the 18th August 2009.
He gave one of his final interviews to Amnesty International. In it he talks about the importance of abolishing the death penalty and about how when he was sentenced to death he was offered a change to cooperate with the, then, regime if he would give up his work and how he decided not to accept.
He gave one of his final interviews to Amnesty International. In it he talks about the importance of abolishing the death penalty and about how when he was sentenced to death he was offered a change to cooperate with the, then, regime if he would give up his work and how he decided not to accept.
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