This week’s Ask a North Korean deviates somewhat from our usual formula. Instead of publishing answers to readers' questions, we’re publishing the third part of a series of excerpts from an upcoming e-book, "Goodbye, Pyongyang", by one of our longtime contributors, Ji-Min Kang, which will be released later this year.
In this excerpt, Ji-Min, who now lives in London, recounts being called in for questioning by state officials.
This week’s Ask a North Korean deviates somewhat from our usual formula. Instead of publishing answers to readers' questions, we’re publishing the third part of a series of excerpts from an upcoming e-book, "Goodbye, Pyongyang", by one of our longtime contributors, Ji-Min Kang, which will be released later this year.
In this excerpt, Ji-Min, who now lives in London, recounts being called in for questioning by state officials.
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