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5 hours ago ago from Sinologistical Violoncellist
One Free Korea carries a vital and extensive report on the latest international incident on the North Korea-China border: Reuters is reporting that Robert Park, a 28 year-old American, has walked across the Tumen River from China to the North Korean town of Hoeryong, which is infamous for being both the birthplace of Kim Jong Il’s mother and the the town nearest to Camp 22 . Park’s apparent objectives were (1) to get himself arrested and ...
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3 hours ago ago from Arfans.WordPress.Com The World News Website
SEOUL, South Korea – A Christian missionary from the U.S. has entered North Korea carrying a letter to leader Kim Jong Il in order to call attention to the tens of thousands of political prisoners believed held in the communist state, an activist said Saturday. Robert Park, a 28-year-old Korean-American, crossed the frozen Tumen River into North Korea from China on Christmas Day to urge Kim to release political prisoners and shut down ...
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21 hours ago ago from Monster Island (actually a peninsula)*
North Korea news and stuff The Chosun Ilbo has a piece on Kristine Kwok of the South China Morning Post and the experiences and difficulties she and other Western journalists faced in North Korea when she accompanied PRC Premier Wen Jiabao to Pyongyang. North Korea's ceremonial head, Supreme People's Assembly President Kim Yongnam, reportedly told visiting American business leaders about how threatened North Korea feels from its neighbors. ...
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A missionary from the U.S. has entered North Korea with a letter to leader Kim Jong Il to call attention to political prisoners believed held in the communist state, an activist said.
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3 hours ago ago from FOX News
U.S. Christian Missionary Enters North Korea Saturday, December 26, 2009 Print SEOUL, South Korea A Christian missionary from the U.S. has entered North Korea carrying a letter to leader Kim Jong Il in order to call attention to the tens of thousands of political prisoners believed held in the communist state, an activist said Saturday. Robert Park, a 28-year-old Korean-American, crossed the frozen Tumen River into North Korea from ...
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