Age distribution of living family members divided by the Korean War 2023

As of October 2023, family members in their eighties that were divided by the Korean War accounted for 35.9 percent of the total number of living family members. The mortality rate among living family members continues to increase due to the aging of separated families. The count of divided family members in this statistic is equivalent to the number of applicants for the family reunion from 1988 and to June 30, 2021. Since the Korean War ended in 1953, many families have been divided into North and South Korea. After the North-South Korea Summit in 2000, the governments have arranged 21 reunion meetings for the divided families until December 2015.

截至2023年10月，因朝鲜战争而分隔的八旬家庭成员占总存活家庭成员的35.9%。由于分离家庭的老龄化，存活家庭成员的死亡率持续上升。此统计数据中分隔家庭成员的数量等同于自1988年以来至2021年6月30日申请家庭团聚的申请人数量。自1953年朝鲜战争结束以来，众多家庭被分割为朝鲜和韩国两部分。2000年朝鲜半岛南北峰会之后，政府安排了21次分隔家庭的团聚活动，直至2015年12月。