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Warmbier's family filed a lawsuit against North Korea in a US court after the 22-year-old returned to coma in the fall, dying a few days later.
"An American family, the Warmbiers, witnessed the brutality of North Korea when [le pays] captured his son to use him as a pawn in his machinations and global clashes with the United States." said Howell.
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Royalty-Free Photo Mo The student, Otto Warmbier, was taken to a North Korean court in Pyongyang in March 2016 – Photo: Reuters / Kyodo
The magistrate said that North Korea had not reacted to the lawsuit filed by the family under the law. foreign sovereign immunities, which allows US-based plaintiffs to summon governments for crimes that are not considered to be covered by diplomatic immunity.
North Korea is unlikely to pay the amount voluntarily and, being considered one of the most isolated countries in the world, it is estimated that it has few badets that can be seized at the time. United States.
But the verdict comes at a time when US President Donald Trump is negotiating an agreement on North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
Warmbier, a student at the University of Virginia, went to North Korea for a tour, but did not return home. Detained in that Asian country, he was accused of crimes against the state for allegedly releasing a billboard in support of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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