[imText1]A survey showed that 9 out 10 college students consider the N. Korean human rights problem serious. <\/p>\n
Liberty College Students Network(Representative: Lee Bok Hwa) surveyed 403 college students about \u201cthe attitude towards social issues\u201d in Seoul from November 6 to 24.<\/p>\n
42.1% of the respondents to the N. Korean human rights problem was \u201cvery serious\u201d and 48.7% answered \u201cserious\u201d, which implies 90.8% of the respondents understood the seriousness of the N. Korean human rights problem. On the other hand, 7,6% was \u201cso so\u201d, 1.0% \u201clittle serious\u201d and 0.5% \u201cnot serious at all\u201d. <\/p>\n
This survey response was different from that of the past whose respondents showed an inclination towards progressive attitudes in general. This would be because a great deal of information on the N. Korean human rights problem have opened to college students and regardless of the ideological inclinations, they understood how much serious the human rights problem has been . <\/p>\n
Regarding the degree of the threat caused by N. Korean nuclear test, 41.0% was \u201cthreatening\u201d, 22.5% \u201cKim Jong Il\u2019s regime is very threatening\u201d, 18.5% \u201cno judgment\u201d, 16.0% \u201cno threatening\u201d and 2.0% \u201cN. Korea is the same family, so not threatening\u201d. <\/p>\n
Regarding the necessity of the Korean unification, 39.0% was \u201cnecessary\u201d, 15.0% \u201cvery necessary\u201d, which amounted for 54% of all respondents. On the other hand, 21.5% was \u201cno judgment\u201d, 18.0% \u201cnot necessary\u201d and 6.5% \u201cfor a while, unnecessary\u201d. <\/p>\n
The fact that \u201cnecessary\u201d and \u201cvery necessary” are 54% was better than expectations. This came from the trends that college students think N. Korea negatively because of its missile launches and its nuclear test as well as by and large they have inclination toward conservatism. <\/p>\n
Regarding political inclination, \u201ca middle-of-the-roader\u201d amounted for the highest percentage, 36.1%, \u201cinclination towards conservatism\u201d 25.9% and \u201ccertain conservatism\u201d 3.2%, which showed students who had inclination toward conservatism amounted for 29.1% in total. \u201cInclination towards progressives\u201d was 25.6% and \u201ccertain progressive\u201d 2.2%, which amounted for 27. 8%. \u201cNo judgment\u201d was 7.0%. <\/p>\n
Regarding the approval rating for the next presidential candidates, Lee Myung Bak, former Seoul mayer, was 49.1%, and Geu Gyun, former prime minister, only amounted for 17.1%. <\/p>\n
Park Geun Hae, former representative of the Grand National Party, was 14.1% and Son Hak Geyu, former local governor, 5.5%, Chairman Kim Geun Tae 5.5%, Jong Dong Yang, former chairman, 2.7% and Minister Ryu Si Min 2.0%. <\/p>\n
37.9% of the college students supported the Grand National Party and 10.1% Open Uri party, 4.5% Democratic Labor Party and 1.3% Democratic Party in order. On the other hand, 46.0% answered \u2018no party\u2019 they support, which showed the seriousness of the political distrust. <\/p>\n
In addition, regarding the prospective party and political organization, 20.1% chose \u2018the Grand National Party\u2019, 10.2% \u2018New-Right\u2019 and \u2018Democratic Labor party\u2019 4.3% Open Uri party and 1.5% Democratic Party. <\/p>\n
Especially, the fact that \u201cNew-Right\u201d won the second ranking is interpreted like this : the inclination toward conservatism and distrust against the existing political parties led to the high interest in \u201cNew-Right Movement\u201d claiming \u201cRight-wing revolution\u201d. <\/p>\n
The respondents of the survey were 15 universities: Konkuk University, Korea University, Dongguk University, Myongji University, Sookmyung Women\u2019s University, Yonsei University, Ewha University, Hongik University and the survey method was random sampling and 1 to 1 interview.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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