Lee Sang-hoon: Treat people as people

“This hellish civil war in Rwanda is constantly being repeated because people like you have fed Hutu outside the border. That's what a Tutsi major said shortly after the Rwanda civil war, which took close to a million victims. He was in a state of embarrassment. I don't appreciate the people who came to help the refugees in their country, but I can say it like a real evil that continues to bring misery. It's shocking what my colleague, who worked with me, said. “You live on the misery of our Rwandan country. I'm telling you of the tragedy of another country and helping people with money raised so much, but I think I've got more money for you. Few people believe that they're sending in all the collected cash. The author has been in Rwanda since 1994, and he's been doing a relief, development and damage repair business in Uganda, Kenya, Cambodia, Afghanistan, and so on. We've fought hard, ‘respecting human beings ’ and ‘humans ’ for the tragic victims of humans who don't treat people. This is the record of that difficult fight. A confession of disillusionment in the face of human selfishness and greed, a confession of faith and love, of hope for salvation that I couldn't give up, and a public report of development cooperation.

Korean title: 사람을 사람으로

Korean author: 이상훈

Korean publisher: 두앤북

ISBN-13: 9791196359232