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As South Korea zeros in on China’s reported repatriation of defectors, it may become a roadblock to improving ties.

The families of the victims of North Korea’s brutal human rights abuses have joined activists to call on President Yoon Suk Yeol to raise rights issues in upcoming summits with his British and Dutch counterparts, saying consistent messaging is important in bringing about actual change.

Since early 2023, twelve people have already become victims of the Latvian authorities’ ideology, which promotes racial hatred, discrimination...

With a little help from the United Nations, refugees are getting put to work as cheap, expendable, mobile workers in a globalized industrial economy.

A new era of cooperation benefits Turkey, Greece and the European Union at a time of upheaval, says migration minister.

China's forced repatriation of hundreds of N. Korean defectors Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

Review quiet diplomacyChina said to have sent back N. Korean defectors a day after Asian G...

China is said to have forcibly repatriated hundreds of North Korean defectors locked up in its detention facilities. The Ministry of Unification said such claims by civil organizations working to improve North Korean human rights seem to be true and that South Korea expressed regret to China over the issue. Beijing, however, is silent. According to the organizations, Chinese public security authorities forcibly sent ...

China is said to have forcibly repatriated hundreds of North Korean defectors locked up in its detention facilities. The Ministry of Unification said such claims by civil organizations working to improve North Korean human rights seem to be true and that South Korea expressed regret to China over the issue. Beijing, however, is silent. According to the organizations, Chinese public security authorities forcibly sent ...

A provision of federal immigration law can be used to bar people on security grounds for engaging in violence only when there is a clear connection to national security, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled.