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Entry 2018.07.12 10:18
Human Rights Watch (HRW), an international human rights group, said it should send all North Korean food workers back to North Korea, the Free Asian News Service reported on Thursday. (FRG).
John Shifton, head of the Department for the Defense of Human Rights in Asia (HRW), said in an email to FRA on Oct. 10 that "North Korean refugees" "If l & # 39; one of the 12 North Korean deserters wants to return to North Korea, they should be allowed to do so. "
In April 2016, 12 North Korean employees who worked at a North Korean restaurant in China escaped and entered South Korea.
relationship with North Korea's allegations, the Special Rapporteur on human rights in North Korea, Thomas O. Heqin Tana, stated that North Korean defectors planned to travel to Korea from North, We visited the last two days to confirm the will of employees.Kintana, who interviewed North Korean defectors, said at a press conference on December 10: "Some of the North Korean defectors are come to Korea without knowing where they are going, "he said," they were kidnapped. .
However, the Ministry of Unification said, "With regard to the announcement of the special rapporteur Kintana," the (escaped) employees know that they have entered the country freely.
The North Korean Human Rights Commission (HRNK) in Washington, USA, also stated that it did not agree with the statement of the Kintana Special Rapporteur. "There are already 32,000 North Korean defectors, and the South Korean government has no reason to kidnap North Korean refugees like North Korea," said Greg Scarlatt, secretary general of HRNK. Because it's like sending a death sentence to the family of [la famille]. "
