Peace on the Korean Peninsula Act seeks to review travel restrictions to North Korea and calls for a formal end to the Korean War.
The Peace on the Korean Peninsula Act directs the Secretary of State to review current restrictions on travel to North Korea and report findings to Congress. It also calls for a formal end to the Korean War, which has continued since the 1953 armistice. The act emphasizes the need for a diplomatic process to achieve peace on the Korean peninsula and addresses humanitarian considerations for U.S. nationals with relatives in North Korea. The act does not affect U.S. Armed Forces stationed abroad.
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