August 2011 fact-finding visit to Chiang Mai, Thailand and Democracy Lecture in CM and Kathmandu Nepal

The Clinic also made the third fact-finding trip to Chiang Mai, again to gather additional information on the Shwe gas field. This time the Clinic visited Earth Rights International and a new organization spun off from ERI, Shwe Gas Movement in August 2011. The Clinic continued the search for witnesses and information on the gas development by DAEWOO International on Kyaukphyu Island.

Extending on the same trip, the Clinic developed the "Korean democracy" lecture series further and deployed it in Chiang Mai, Thailand at the Asian Consortium for Human Rights Based Access to Justice (HRBA2J) and then in Kathmandu, Nepal first at a televised conference with the help of Korea Democracy Foundation and Martyrs' Memorial

Foundation and later at a seminar to the LL.M students at Kathmandu Law School.

Professor KS Park presenting on Challenges and Lessons on Organizing Lawyers and Access to Justice in South Korea at Asian Consortium on HRBA2J Conference

Professor KS Park presenting on the constitutional structure of South Korea at the seminar sponsored by Korea Democracy Foundation and Martyrs's Memorial Foundation

After the KDF-MMF joint seminar on Democratisation Process and New Constitution in Nepal

Professor KS Park speaking on comparison between a president-centric government and a parliament-centric one and the role of legal profession in democratization of South Korea

Yeonmee YOO speaking on the independence of judiciary

Jangmee LEE speaking on the role of rule of law in democratization of South Korea

Eunsoo LEE responding to the moderator's question on the constitutional court cases of South Korea

Faculty of Kathmandu Law School, the person on KS Park's left hand side is Gita Pathak-Sangroula, Dean of KLS and the main host of the seminar