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PSPD in English Peace/Disarmament 2024-12-09   41


GPPAC NEA : URGING COOPERATION TO OVERCOME DIVISIONS AND DECISIVE ACTION TO END
PREVENT ARMED CONFLICT

As 2024 approaches its close Northeast Asia is at a crucial juncture, with
heightening tensions and greater polarisation. “New Cold War” structures are
forging greater divisions in the region, as expanding military alliances and
blocs deepen distrust and exacerbate already severe challenges. Participants of
the Ulaanbaatar Process, a forum for dialogue amongst Northeast Asian civil
society, expressed their deep concern over these issues, and highlight the below
interconnected issues as areas needing urgent action by all relevant
stakeholders in order to resolve this current crisis and ensure the dignity and
safety of all living in the Northeast Asian region.

We express deep concern about the escalating military tensions on the Korean
Peninsula, especially in the border areas. We urge the governments of both
Koreas to halt all military and other hostile acts, and restore the minimum
communication channel and the Inter-Korean Military Agreement in order to
prevent any accidental clashes on the Peninsula which could lead to the risk of
full-scale armed conflict.

We also express great concern over current reliance on military solutions to end
ongoing wars and suffering. We urge the world to focus on instead seeking,
lasting peaceful solutions, beginning with a cease-fire and followed by a just
and peaceful resolution. Failing to do so will lead only to broader
destabilization and conflict, on a regional or even larger scale. Urgent efforts
must be made to end the conflict in Ukraine, and to stop the appalling
devastation in Gaza.

We recognize that militarized national security impacts all facets of society,
and that the sex industry is a built-in part of this system. It is crucial to
remember the history of violation of the dignity of women and girls at this
critical juncture in the region that is facing increasing military tension. We
stand in solidarity with the US Military Kijichon Comfort Women, survivors of
militarized sexual servitude in the Republic of Korea, and local organizations
calling for preservation of the historic Venereal Disease Management Center
building in Dongducheon, ROK – a testimony of the sufferings of women and girls
who were forced or coerced into sexual servitude to U.S. soldiers stationed in
Korea in the period of rebuilding of the country after the devastating war on
the Korean Peninsula to cement the U.S.-ROK military alliance.

We also stand with the people of Okinawa in opposing the construction of a new
offshore facility at Camp Schwab, a US Marine Corps base near Henoko in northern
Okinawa. We condemn the continued violation of Okinawan people’s
self-determination, as they have protested base expansion at Henoko for over 20
years, currently through nonviolent direct action to block trucks carrying
construction materials into the base. After years of preparatory work and
delays, reinforcement of the seabed started on August 20, 2024. Environmental
experts have criticised this construction process, which is expected to take at
least twelve years at a projected cost to the Japanese government of 930 billion
yen ($6.4 billion), 2.7 times the original estimate, yet the Japanese government
has gone ahead anyway. In the meantime, the US military keeps Futenma Marine
Corps Air Station located in a crowded urban area. The United States promised to
return this base to Okinawa’s control on condition that it was replaced by a new
facility at Henoko. Okinawan people opposed this plan and demanded the return of
Futenma without replacement; we condemn the anti-democratic process that has
forced this new facility onto the Okinawan people.

2025 marks the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and
Nagasaki, of liberation from Japanese colonial rule for much of the region
including Korea and Taiwan, and of the end of World War II. As civil society we
pledge to work together to recall the lessons of the past, and coordinate
together to prevent future armed conflict. We will therefore actively
participate in the 2025 DMZ march hosted by ROK civil society in order to
resolve the growing crisis and risk of war in the border region of the Korean
Peninsula. Heeding the leadership of Nihon Hidankyo, the 2024 Nobel Peace
Laureates, we will also support all efforts to abolish nuclear weapons. This
coming year must be a time for cooperation to overcome divisions and take
decisive action to end ongoing crises and prevent future armed conflicts.

December 2, 2024
GPPAC Northeast Asia



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