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Seoul’s N.Korean human rights bill stuck in National Assembly

One sentence reveals fundamental differences in ruling, opposition parties' priorities, causes delay

Failure by South Korea's major political parties to reach an agreement on a single sentence could prevent the North Korean human rights bill from passing in the near future, events in Seoul on Friday suggested.

While South Korea's two main political parties previously declared that they had reached a breakthrough on the bill and that its passage was imminent, they failed to produce a final version of the bill on Friday, citing differences in preferred language.

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