The outside world should actively seek creative ways to send information into North Korea, Seoul’s new ambassador for DPRK human rights said in her first press conference with foreign media on Wednesday.
Lee Shin-wha stressed that the “right to know” and the right to information are universal human rights that apply to all North Koreans.
The outside world should actively seek creative ways to send information into North Korea, Seoul’s new ambassador for DPRK human rights said in her first press conference with foreign media on Wednesday.
Lee Shin-wha stressed that the “right to know” and the right to information are universal human rights that apply to all North Koreans.
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