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Jung Hwan Jang
Jung Hwan Jang is a junior researcher at the Asia Institute.
 Analysis Why North Korean refugees struggle in South Korean schoolsSouth Korea schools must do more to integrate defectors in education  In the first few decades of the split between North and South Korea, there was little movement between the two countries. Very few defected, and these were mostly men and soldiers, who were referred to as ‘defecting warriors.' But since the mid-1990s this number of refugees has been rapidly increasing and most are not soldiers, but women, children, and young adults. © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |
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