Park Geun-hye Quotes

North Korea would effectively be crossing the Rubicon if they were to conduct another nuclear test.

In 1997 we had a financial crisis as part of the wider Asian crisis and I felt I had to come back and work for the people.

If I had been born into an ordinary family and if my parents hadn’t passed away in that way, I wouldn’t have had to go into politics.

Currently, North Korea is constantly upgrading and enhancing the sophistication of its nuclear weapons, and developing and honing its missile capabilities as well. These represent a threat not just to the Korean Peninsula but also to the international community. So it is extremely urgent that we achieve a denuclearization of North Korea.

Historians in Japan as well as historians across the world have been calling on the Japanese leadership to come clean about what they have done in the past so we can move forward. But denial and efforts to gloss over what happened have stymied our ability to make progress. As for the comfort women, we only have 52 surviving victims. It behooves Japan to bring healing to their wounds and to bring honor to them before another comfort woman passes away.