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KCPAC Achievements

12 September 2020: Discussion between KCPAC and ACU (American Conservative Union)
• • KCPAC held a separate panel discussion to deal with Korean political issues at the 2020 CPAC in Pennsylvania.
• • Min Kyung-wook, a former National Assembly member of South Korea, moderated the panel discussion attended by CPAC leaders. He urged the
U.S. to pay attention to the allegation that China intervened in the last Korean general election.
• • Participants exchanged views on the threat of communists threatening the liberal democratic systems of both countries.

• • CPAC leaders explained the role of ACU and CPAC in hosting nationwide events in the United States, using conservative values, and also stressed
that KCPAC should lead the alliance of Korean conservatives against the PRC Communist Party's intention to take Korea out of the Free World.

13 October 2020: Arranged for former National Assemblyman Min Kyung-wook to Meet with the White House
National Security Council (NSC)
• • Former National Assemblyman Min Kyung-wook, who has claimed that the April 15, 2020 general election was manipulated, attended a meeting

with White House officials to bring awareness to the need for election transparency in South Korea and shared information on the Moon Jae-in
administration’s stance on North Korean denuclearization and pro-North Korea tendencies.

14 October 2020: Arranged for North Korean Defectors and Activists to Meet with the White House National
Security Council (NSC)
• • Arranged a meeting for North Korean human rights activists and defectors Park Sang-hak and Park Jung-oh with White House National Security
Council staff and officials at the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor. Through these meetings, the Park
Brothers urged the U.S. administration to pay attention to the irrationality of the South Korean Moon Jae-in administration and the Democratic
Party of Korea’s anti-leaflet laws and their oppression of freedom of expression.

15 February 2021: Co-published with the Center for Security Policy (CSP) ‘Election Fraud’—A White Paper and
Compilation of Reports on South Korea’s April 15, 2020 General Election

• • A book titled “Election Fraud South Korea 2020” was published by compiling reports written by 15 experts, including lawyers, scholars,
statisticians, news reporters, and computer engineers in South Korea and the United States to bring awareness of election irregularities.

• • This book is a white paper and compilation of reports completed after six months of extensive research by an international panel of election
experts, including experts who worked in a UN organization, to reveal the truth of the election irregularities in South Korea’s April 15 general
election.

• • The English version was distributed to about 500 experts, including 160 government agencies, think tanks, non-profit organizations, and 100 U.S.
Senators and Representatives, while the Korean version was distributed to leaders of organizations and lawmakers.

• • The publication and large-scale distribution of this book based on a serious scientific approach served a role in warning of the corruption of the
South Korean electoral system and urging the investigation of the truth. Also, it has widely informed the public of the suspicion of election fraud
during the April 15, 2020 general election, aroused interest in election irregularities from Korean and American politicians and has been a driving
force for systematic and voluntary election monitoring activities by private organizations.

16 February 2021: Participated as a Sponsor of CPAC 2021 and Held 4 Separate Panel Sessions on Topics Related
to the Korean Peninsula
https://www.cpackorea.com/kcpac2021

• • On the main stage of CPAC, we had former U.S. Marine Corps Colonel Grant Newsham speak as well as during one of our panel discussion
with former U.S. Air Force Brigadier General Robert Spalding and former CIA operative Charles Faddis to expose and respond to the Chinese
Communist Party’s political influence on South Korea.
• • Former National Assemblyman Min Kyung-wook and former U.S. Marine Corps Colonel and lawyer Grant Newsham participated in a panel