Profile of president elect Roh
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(24 Feb 2003) File:
(24 Feb 2003)
File: 2002
1. Wide shot of Roh Moo-hyun
2. Wide of Roh at the table
3. Medium shot of Roh playing the guitar
4. Medium shot of Roh's wife, Kwon Yang-sook
5. Various shots of Roh's presidential campaign
File: December 19, 2002
6. Zoom out from ballot paper to Roh and his family voting
7. Various shots of Millennium Democratic party, Roh's party cheering for the voting result and celebration
File: 2003
8. Various shots of Roh's activities as president-elect
Seoul - February 20, 2003
9. Cutaway of Lim Chae-jung, head of Roh's transition team
10. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Lim Chae-jung, head of Roh's transition team
"Roh Moo-hyun government is considering to reform current policy toward North Korea which has been criticized in seeking compromise from people and transparency while processing it."
File: January 14, 2003
11. US Assistant Secretary of State, James Kelly shaking hands with President-elect Roh Moo-hyun
12. Close up of Kelly
13. Close up of Roh
File: December, 2002
14. Various shots of Anti-US demo
Seoul - February 20, 2003
15. SOUNDBITE (Korean) by Lim Chae-jung, head of Roh's transition team
"President-elect Roh expects to see that alliance between Korea and the United States relation continues. But he fundamentally thinks that relation between two countries now should be improved toward more horizontal relation based on mutual equality."
File: unknown location and date
16. Medium shot of President-elect Roh Moo-hyun, walking with workers, as a human rights lawyer for them.
17. Wide shot of labour rally
18. Medium of Roh giving speech during the labour rally
File: December 2002
19. Medium of Roh holding piggy banks (saving boxes) in which Roh's supporters voluntarily saved money for Roh
20. Various shots of people cheering with piggy banks.
Seoul - February 20, 2003
21. SOUNDBITE (Korean) by Lim Chae-jung, head of Roh's transition team
"The era has changed. Now sovereignty must rest truly with the people. In order to make it possible, the people must participate with various activities. Participation only makes it possible and active. That's why new government has asked the people to propose policies and nominations for officials."
File: February 1998
22. Wide shot inauguration ceremony for current President Kim Dae-jung
23. Close up of South Korean flag
24. Various of motorcade
STORYLINE:
When Roh Moo-hyun takes office as president of South Korea on Tuesday, the two issues at the top of his agenda will be North Korean policy and relations with a country he has never visited: the United States.
Roh, a human rights lawyer who is untested in global affairs, begins his five-year term at a crucial period for South Korea.
In the two months since his December 19 election, amid rising tension on the Korean peninsular over North Korea's nuclear weapons development, Roh has made clear he is not like most South Korean presidents.
He has called for a more equal partnership with Washington and bluntly questioned the U.S. policy of pressuring North Korea over its nuclear programs.
Roh has publicly opposed the use of any force to resolve the nuclear issue and has promised to continue engaging North Korea.
But in an apparent move to distance himself from criticism of his predecessor, the new president said he would rename his government's policy of engagement with the North.
Instead of the "sunshine policy," Roh will refer to "the policy of peace and prosperity."
South Korea's "sunshine policy" with the North has come under heavy criticism in recent months.
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File: 2002
1. Wide shot of Roh Moo-hyun
2. Wide of Roh at the table
3. Medium shot of Roh playing the guitar
4. Medium shot of Roh's wife, Kwon Yang-sook
5. Various shots of Roh's presidential campaign
File: December 19, 2002
6. Zoom out from ballot paper to Roh and his family voting
7. Various shots of Millennium Democratic party, Roh's party cheering for the voting result and celebration
File: 2003
8. Various shots of Roh's activities as president-elect
Seoul - February 20, 2003
9. Cutaway of Lim Chae-jung, head of Roh's transition team
10. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Lim Chae-jung, head of Roh's transition team
"Roh Moo-hyun government is considering to reform current policy toward North Korea which has been criticized in seeking compromise from people and transparency while processing it."
File: January 14, 2003
11. US Assistant Secretary of State, James Kelly shaking hands with President-elect Roh Moo-hyun
12. Close up of Kelly
13. Close up of Roh
File: December, 2002
14. Various shots of Anti-US demo
Seoul - February 20, 2003
15. SOUNDBITE (Korean) by Lim Chae-jung, head of Roh's transition team
"President-elect Roh expects to see that alliance between Korea and the United States relation continues. But he fundamentally thinks that relation between two countries now should be improved toward more horizontal relation based on mutual equality."
File: unknown location and date
16. Medium shot of President-elect Roh Moo-hyun, walking with workers, as a human rights lawyer for them.
17. Wide shot of labour rally
18. Medium of Roh giving speech during the labour rally
File: December 2002
19. Medium of Roh holding piggy banks (saving boxes) in which Roh's supporters voluntarily saved money for Roh
20. Various shots of people cheering with piggy banks.
Seoul - February 20, 2003
21. SOUNDBITE (Korean) by Lim Chae-jung, head of Roh's transition team
"The era has changed. Now sovereignty must rest truly with the people. In order to make it possible, the people must participate with various activities. Participation only makes it possible and active. That's why new government has asked the people to propose policies and nominations for officials."
File: February 1998
22. Wide shot inauguration ceremony for current President Kim Dae-jung
23. Close up of South Korean flag
24. Various of motorcade
STORYLINE:
When Roh Moo-hyun takes office as president of South Korea on Tuesday, the two issues at the top of his agenda will be North Korean policy and relations with a country he has never visited: the United States.
Roh, a human rights lawyer who is untested in global affairs, begins his five-year term at a crucial period for South Korea.
In the two months since his December 19 election, amid rising tension on the Korean peninsular over North Korea's nuclear weapons development, Roh has made clear he is not like most South Korean presidents.
He has called for a more equal partnership with Washington and bluntly questioned the U.S. policy of pressuring North Korea over its nuclear programs.
Roh has publicly opposed the use of any force to resolve the nuclear issue and has promised to continue engaging North Korea.
But in an apparent move to distance himself from criticism of his predecessor, the new president said he would rename his government's policy of engagement with the North.
Instead of the "sunshine policy," Roh will refer to "the policy of peace and prosperity."
South Korea's "sunshine policy" with the North has come under heavy criticism in recent months.
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