New sanctions on North Korea and trading financial institutions US Congress passed bill December 19th at 7:33
A bill was passed by the American Parliament that stipulates new sanctions on financial institutions such as China that deal with North Korea. Parents who have lost their sons detained in North Korea are appealing to increase the pressure on North Korea due to sanctions.
The US Senate Senate passed a defense authority bill for fiscal year 2020, which includes new sanctions that strictly restrict foreign financial institutions dealing with North Korea from doing business in the United States. .
Sanctions are expected to cover Chinese financial institutions that North Korea uses.
On the 18th of the US Congress, lawmakers who proposed sanctions held a conference. Among them, Democratic Senator Banholen expressed concern over North Korea's increased provocation and said, “It is clear that the current strategy is not working,” and pressure from sanctions needs to be strengthened. Stressed.
“The sanctions are especially weak in China, and if you deal with North Korea, you wo n’t have access to the US market,” he called for the Trump administration to strengthen sanctions based on the new bill.
The sanctions are named after American college student Otto Wormbia who was detained by North Korea for over a year and died after returning to Japan.
Ms. Cindy, who attended the interview, appealed to North Korea, saying, “Life is important. Otto was also an important child. North Korea will never forget Otto.”