A Perilous Escape From Pyongyang  

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Lintner, Bertil

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Far Eastern Economic Review vol. 170 no. 05 (2007), page 28-32.
Topik: FLOOD MANAGEMENT; perilous escape; misery

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What began as a trickle is becoming a flood. According to official statistics, more than 400 illegal migrants from north korea were apperhended in thailand last year, up significanlty form only 80 nabbed in 2005. But the actual figure of north korean asylum seekers who have made the 5,000 kilometer olus trip to thailand from north korea through china and usually laos could be much higher. A south korean interpreter who helps the thai police interview the refugees, estimates that as many as 1,000 north koreans entered thailand in 2006. Many are living in hiding and waiting for the right moment to turn themselves over to the tahi authorities. Unlike china, which shares a border with north korea, thailand does not send the refugees back, they process each case, and together with the united nations high commisioner for refugees and the south korean embassy in bangkok, arrange for their eventual resetlement, usually in south korea.

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