South Korea’s unification ministry has rejected a civic group’s request to visit North Korea to discuss a reunion project for families separated by the Korean War, following a weeklong investigation into an invitation allegedly sent by a DPRK organization.
A spokesperson said the ministry reached its conclusion after consulting with “relevant government agencies” about the application to visit Pyongyang filed by South-North Separated Families Association.
South Korea’s unification ministry has rejected a civic group’s request to visit North Korea to discuss a reunion project for families separated by the Korean War, following a weeklong investigation into an invitation allegedly sent by a DPRK organization.
A spokesperson said the ministry reached its conclusion after consulting with “relevant government agencies” about the application to visit Pyongyang filed by South-North Separated Families Association.
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