At the US Korean Rights Group (USKRG), we envision a world where all Korean adoptees in the United States have the right to access their personal files and true backgrounds, fostering a deeper understanding of their identities and histories. We believe that every individual deserves transparency and connection to their roots. Furthermore we ask for the opportunity for our members wishing so to be able to obtain dual citizenship with Korea in order to acknowledge both our lost heritage and our adopted nation.
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USKRG strives to create a future where all international adoptions are conducted ethically, free from monetary incentives, and in full compliance with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. Our mission is to ensure that adoption practices prioritize the best interests of children, promote their rights, and uphold their dignity.
We are committed to raising awareness, advocating for policy reforms, and building a strong community of support for adoptees and their families. Together, we aim to create a landscape where every adoptee can thrive, fully embrace their heritage, and find their place in the world.
