NORTH KOREAN DEFECTOR DESCRIBES HORROR

FORCED ABORTIONS AND BODIES FED TO DOGS 
NORTH KOREAN DEFECTOR DESCRIBES HORROR

"At night, we heard pregnant mothers screaming and babies died without ever being able to see their mothers."

Amanda Prestigiacomo
December 12 2017 

In 2007, Ji Hyeon-A found freedom in South Korea, reuniting with her mother and two siblings. The status on her father remains unknown

The woman slammed the Chinese government for sending back North Korean defectors, adding that authorities know they are sending the Koreans back to a horrific fate. She illustrated her point with a poem she wrote "Is anyone there?"

The poem reads: “I am scared, is anyone there? I’m here in hell, is anyone there? I scream and yell but no one opens the door. Is anyone there? Please listen to our moans and listen to our pain. Is anyone there? People are dying, my friend is dying. I call out again and again but why don’t you answer. Is anyone there?"

China, with the support of Russia and Bolivia, attempted, but failed, to stop the meeting on human rights in North Korea.
 
Three years ago, North Korean defector Yeonmi Park, who was also repatriated by Chinese authorities before making it to South Korea, recalled her experiences in the country and her journey to freedom.

 Escaping From North Korea

in Search of Freedom

 

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North Korea defector's escape caught on camera  

Published on Nov 22, 2017

A North Korean soldier who defected across the demilitarized zone has had his escape caught on camera.