The ultimate fate of two North Korean fishermen repatriated from the South last November remains uncertain, South Korea's government told the United Nations in a letter made public Wednesday.
The note, sent by the South Korea's Permanent Mission in Geneva dated February 28, sought to defend Seoul's decision to deport the two North Koreans in response to concerns raised by United Nations human rights officials the previous month.
The ultimate fate of two North Korean fishermen repatriated from the South last November remains uncertain, South Korea's government told the United Nations in a letter made public Wednesday.
The note, sent by the South Korea's Permanent Mission in Geneva dated February 28, sought to defend Seoul's decision to deport the two North Koreans in response to concerns raised by United Nations human rights officials the previous month.
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