A Christian NGO was on Friday stopped by local South Korean police and residents from sending bibles and aid to North Korea from a West coast border area.
The Seoul-based Voice of the Martyrs Korea's (VOMK) plan to float the aid into North Korea in bottle-shaped containers followed a warning by Kim Jong Un’s sister on Thursday to South Korean authorities to stop activists from sending “anti-DPRK leaflets.”
A Christian NGO was on Friday stopped by local South Korean police and residents from sending bibles and aid to North Korea from a West coast border area.
The Seoul-based Voice of the Martyrs Korea's (VOMK) plan to float the aid into North Korea in bottle-shaped containers followed a warning by Kim Jong Un’s sister on Thursday to South Korean authorities to stop activists from sending “anti-DPRK leaflets.”
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