The UN’s special investigator on human rights in North Korea has lambasted China for not putting more pressure on Pyongyang, while applauding the coming of a new field office in Seoul.
“How are we going to persuade China that they are in a position to do this?” Marzuki Darusman said, speaking to reporters in Geneva.
The UN’s special investigator on human rights in North Korea has lambasted China for not putting more pressure on Pyongyang, while applauding the coming of a new field office in Seoul.
“How are we going to persuade China that they are in a position to do this?” Marzuki Darusman said, speaking to reporters in Geneva.
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