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Reject Apathy > Worldview

Liberating North Korea

By Alyce Gilligan
May 6, 2011

LiNK (Liberty in North Korea) seeks to rescue opressed North Korean refugees and change perceptions.

This article is from Issue 51: May/June 2011

Since 1948, harsh government restrictions have paralyzed the freedom of the people of North Korea, binding them in a country characterized by malnourishment, war, neglect, concentration camps, sex trafficking and general oppression. In the mid-’90s, severe famine silently killed more than 1 million people, and the living conditions have only worsened since, with 300,000 North Korean people risking their lives as refugees.

So why is nobody talking about it?

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