 After the United States refused to offer compensation , and the survivors rejected the plan for a war memorial and scholarship fund , South Korea 's National Assembly , on February 9 , 2004 , adopted a " Special Act on the Review and Restoration of Honor for the No Gun Ri Victims . " It established the committee that examined and certified the identities of the dead and wounded , and it provided medical subsidies for surviving wounded . The act also envisioned a memorial park at the No Gun Ri site , which had begun attracting 20 @,@ 000 to 30 @,@ 000 visitors a year . The 33 @-@ acre ( 13 @-@ ha . ) No Gun Ri Memorial Peace Park , built with $ 17 million in government funds , and featuring a memorial , museum , and peace education center , opened in October 2011 . In 2009 , Yongdong County established a nearby cemetery , to which some victims ' remains were moved from family plots . A publicly financed No Gun Ri International Peace Foundation also sponsored an annual peace conference , a No Gun Ri Peace Prize , and a summer peace camp at the park for international university students . 
