The UN Commission of Inquiry (COI) report on human rights violations in North Korea, released last month, revealed that China’s current policy of repatriation of North Korean citizens does, in fact, violate international laws.
The question, now, for North Korean human rights activists is what to do about China’s intransigence.
The UN Commission of Inquiry (COI) report on human rights violations in North Korea, released last month, revealed that China’s current policy of repatriation of North Korean citizens does, in fact, violate international laws.
The question, now, for North Korean human rights activists is what to do about China’s intransigence.
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