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Up to 2,000 North Korean could be sent back to torture and death by China

The opening up of the oppressive regime after Covid could put refugees in mortal danger, according to human rights charities

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Up to 2000 North Koreans could be tortured after repatriation from China

Up to 2000 North Koreans could be tortured after repatriation from China
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Up to 2000 North Koreans could be tortured after repatriation from China

Up to 2000 North Koreans could be tortured after repatriation from China
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North Korea s borders are creaking open

Thousands of defectors and exiles in China face a grim forced return | Asia

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Commentary: The curious tales of defectors to North Korea

Why would anyone choose to live in or return to a hermit state? The answers are complex and include regret, says this North Korea analyst.

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