The North Korean Defectors Who Want To Return Home Bbc News Hyung deok was born in north korea, but about 20 years ago escaped to the south. he is one of about 25,000 to do so in the past two decades. it is a long and dangerous journey, but once defectors. A small number of the 25,000 north koreans who have escaped their repressive homeland to flee to the south in the past 20 years are trying to return. lucy williamson meets some of them to find out.
The North Korean Defectors Who Want To Return Home Bbc News Subscribe to bbc news bbcnewsfind out why a small number of north korean defectors are deciding to return to their repressive homeland? about. From trauma to training new lives for north korea’s defectors. 10 july 2023. michael bristow. bbc news, seoul. unification ministry. the hanawon facility in south korea offers classes for. From trauma to training new lives for north korea’s defectors. about two hours' drive from the south korean capital, seoul, in a rural setting of wooded hills and rice paddies, is a complex of. Starting a new life in south korea can be challenging for north korean defectors for kim ji young, arriving in south korea at the age of 31 after an arduous escape from the north "was like a dream.
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