Denmark · Korean adoptees, records & accountability
Danish Korean Rights Group (DKRG) works to establish the truth about adoptions from South Korea. Its advocacy has included asking South Korea’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission to investigate adoption cases.
The group’s public materials document concerns about adoption records, identity, family relationships, and institutional accountability. Its press room brings together statements and information about its efforts.
DKRG is relevant to BGHRA’s comparative work on recognition and redress because it foregrounds adoptees’ efforts to understand their histories and secure an institutional response. Korean and Black German adoption histories have distinct contexts; studying these efforts together can illuminate shared questions about records, belonging, and whose testimony is heard.
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