We are proud that we are launching “Have 4,000 Students sign a Jeju 4.3 Petition to the U.S. Capitol” for enactment of “the Korea Jeju 4.3 Human Rights Act 2022” in 2022, which was result of various visits to offices of U.S. Congressman Mark Takano and Congresswoman Judy Chu on May 1, 2019. It was historic sentence for Jeju 4.3 Survivors, Mr. Dong-Soo Park of Sogil Village, Mr. Wonhue Boo of Hwabuk village, Ms. Hee-Chun Oh of Harye village dismissed all charges against the accused on January 17, 2019 by Presiding Judge Jaegal, Chang, Chung, Seung-jin and Seo, Youngwoo at the Korea Jeju Distict Court. “South Korean victims who were wrongfully charged with insurrection during an anti-communist crackdown from 1948 to 1949 and thrown in jail for defying violent paramilitary and military forces, are to receive more that $4 million in compensation for wrongful imprisonment following the Jeju 4.3 massacre, “South Korea Jeju Massacre victims awarded $ 4M in damages,” by Elizabeth Shim: UPI, August 21, 2019).

Abstract
Introduction
Historic Sentence in Korean Court in 2019
We Ask Social Healing for Jeju 4.3 Villagers’Trauma by U.S. Government
Jeju Massacre Consultation 2021 and the KoreaJeju 4.3 Human Rights Act 2022' in USA
Conclusion
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• Jin-hyuk Moon(Jeju University University)
• Yong-woo Lee(Jeju National University)
• Gwang-sik Kang(Jeju National University)
• Won-seop Ko(Alumni of Jeju World Peace Academy 2019.)
• Sejun Im(Alumni of Jeju World Peace Academy 2019.)
• Deok-hyeon Kim(World Association for Island Studies)