Shin Eun-mi

Shin Eun-mi koreys-amerikalik klassik qo'shiqchi va yozuvchi.^[1] 2011-2012-yillarda Shimoliy Koreyaga bir necha marta sayohat qilgan.^[2] U Shimoliy Koreyaga qilgan sayohati haqida kitob yozgan, Janubiy Koreya Madaniyat, sport va turizm vazirligi uni 2013-yilda “Tavsiya etilgan kitob” deb atagan.^[3] U Janubiy Koreyada Shimoliy Koreyaga qilgan sayohatlari mavzusida bir qator ma'ruzalar o'qidi.^[4] Dastlab ijobiy qabul qilingan uning ma'ruzalari keyinchalik muhokamalarga sabab boʼlgan.^[3] Shin Eun-mi 2015-yilning 10-yanvarida Janubiy Koreyadan deportatsiya qilingan .

Shin Eun-mining kitobi ,,Koreyalik amerikalik uy bekasi Shimoliy Koreyaga boradi " deb nomlangan. Kitob uning Shimoliy Koreyaga sayohati paytidagi sayohat kundaliklaridan iborat.^[5]

Shin Eun-mining Janubiy Koreyadan deportatsiya qilingani haqida ,,To Kill Alice" hujjatli filmi suratga olindi.^[6]^[7] ^{[lower-alpha 1]} Film rejissyor Kim Sang-kyu tomonidan suratga olingan.

Ma'lumotnomalar

↑ Stout, David. „Seoul Could Deport an American Author for Praising North Korea“. Time (2015-yil 9-yanvar). Qaraldi: 2021-yil 7-mart.
↑ Fifield, Anna; Seo, Yoonjung. „American set to be deported from South Korea for pro-North views“. Washington Post (2015-yil 8-yanvar). Qaraldi: 2021-yil 7-mart.
↑ ^3,0 ^3,1 Kim, Subin. „The disturbing case of Shin Eun-mi“. NK News. NK News (2015-yil 30-yanvar). Qaraldi: 2021-yil 7-mart.
↑ Sang-Hun, Choe. „South Korea Deports American Over Warm Words for Trips to North“. The New York Times (2015-yil 10-yanvar). Qaraldi: 2021-yil 7-mart.
↑ Lee, Hyun (2015-01-15). "In South Korea, Preaching Peace Is Now A Deportable Offense". Foreign Policy in Focus. https://fpif.org/south-korea-preaching-peace-now-deportable-offense/. Qaraldi: 2021-03-09. Shin Eun-mi]]
↑ Hyun-kyung, Kang. „The Korea Times“. Times of Korea. The Korea Times (2019-yil 22-iyul). Qaraldi: 2021-yil 7-mart.
↑ „To Kill Alice“. Qaraldi: 2021-yil 14-mart.

Eslatmalar

↑ The documentary in South Korea was titled (in English) "How Red Are You", but the name changed to "To Kill Alice" when it was released outside of South Korea

[Time_2015-1] Stout, David. „Seoul Could Deport an American Author for Praising North Korea“. Time (2015-yil 9-yanvar). Qaraldi: 2021-yil 7-mart.

[Washington_Post_2015-2] Fifield, Anna; Seo, Yoonjung. „American set to be deported from South Korea for pro-North views“. Washington Post (2015-yil 8-yanvar). Qaraldi: 2021-yil 7-mart.

[NK_News_2015-3] 3,0 ^3,1 Kim, Subin. „The disturbing case of Shin Eun-mi“. NK News. NK News (2015-yil 30-yanvar). Qaraldi: 2021-yil 7-mart.

[NYTimes_2015-4] Sang-Hun, Choe. „South Korea Deports American Over Warm Words for Trips to North“. The New York Times (2015-yil 10-yanvar). Qaraldi: 2021-yil 7-mart.

[FPIF_2015-5] Lee, Hyun (2015-01-15). "In South Korea, Preaching Peace Is Now A Deportable Offense". Foreign Policy in Focus. https://fpif.org/south-korea-preaching-peace-now-deportable-offense/. Qaraldi: 2021-03-09. Shin Eun-mi]]

[Korea_Times_2019-6] Hyun-kyung, Kang. „The Korea Times“. Times of Korea. The Korea Times (2019-yil 22-iyul). Qaraldi: 2021-yil 7-mart.

[To_Kill_Alice_20017-7] „To Kill Alice“. Qaraldi: 2021-yil 14-mart.

[To_Kill_Alice-8] The documentary in South Korea was titled (in English) "How Red Are You", but the name changed to "To Kill Alice" when it was released outside of South Korea

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