On December 20, 2021, the third Domino project webinar, co-hosted by Sejong Institute, APLN, and Pugwash Japan, and sponsored by Open Society Foundations, "Nuclear Domino Response: Comprehensive Results Report" was held simultaneously at Yonsei University's Allen Hall. Session 1 "Political Leaders Session" discussed the role of nuclear diffusion prevention and political leadership in Northeast Asia, and Session 2 "Citizens' Group Session" discussed the search for civil society solidarity to prevent nuclear diffusion in Northeast Asia.


[Korean participants]

Moon Chung-in (Sejong Institute), Lee Myeon-woo (Sejong Institute), Lee Jae-jung (Democratic Party), Ha Tae-kyung (Power of the People), Hong Ik-pyo (Democratic Party), Kim Jong-dae (Justice Party), Jung Wook-sik (Korea Peace Network), Park Jung-eun (Participating Solidarity), Kim Jung-soo (Women's Association),



[Japanese participants]

Tatsujiro Suzuki (Nagasaki University's Nuclear Power Abolition Research Center), Akino Union (Gongmyeongdang), Ayaka Shiomura (3+3rd Solidarity), Takahara Takahara (Myeongchi Academy University), Akira Kawasaki, Hiromichi Umebayashi, Keiko Nakamura, Japan.



[American participant]

Peter Hayes (Sydney University International Security Research Center)