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I fled North Korea as my family starved - only to be sold as a sex slave and beaten in sickening 're-education camp' | The Sun
Shadowy world of Korea's people smugglers - BBC News
Mapping Escape Routes from North Korea - Full Size
Twenty Years' Evolution of North Korean Migration, 1994–2014: A Human Security Perspective - Song - 2015 - Asia & the Pacific Policy Studies - Wiley Online Library
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The daughter who fled North Korea to find her mother
Why is the preferred escape route of North Korean defectors, who have already crossed into China, via Laos? Wouldn't it be easier and safer via the long and much closer border with
How Japan could respond to the North Korean threat - The Japan Times
More than 1,000 North Koreans defect every year. It's dangerous but here's how they do it - National | Globalnews.ca
NK Hidden Gulag Blog
Mekong integration - New Mandala
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The People Who Left the People's Republic: A History of the North Korean Diaspora - Association for Asian Studies
North Korea news: Kim Jong-Un's secret escape plan in case of US strike revealed | UK | News | Express.co.uk
North Korea Reinforces Border with China, Tightens Control to Prevent Defections that Could Threaten Kim Jong Un's Rule - The Japan News
They escaped Kim Jong Un. Now these young North Korean defectors just want to grow up.
N Korean Defectors Held On Laos Border | World News | Sky News
Chart: Defections From North Korea Plummet Due To Pandemic | Statista
How North Koreans are escaping the clutches of Kim Jong Un | The Washington Post
