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Invisible prison: N. Korean defectors' families face intensifying surveillance - Daily NK English

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Surveillance of North Korean defectors’ relatives by security agencies is intensifying. One defector’s family attempted to travel to the border region for a relative’s wedding but had to turn back after being followed by security agents. “A defector’s family from Hamhung was headed to Hoeryong, North Hamgyong province, on March 22 for a relative’s wedding, but turned back when they realized security agents were following them,” a Daily NK source…

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Invisible prison: N. Korean defectors' families face intensifying surveillance - Daily NK English

Surveillance of North Korean defectors’ relatives by security agencies is intensifying. One defector’s family attempted to travel to the border region for a relative’s wedding but had to turn back after being followed by security agents. “A defector’s family from Hamhung was headed to Hoeryong, North Hamgyong province, on March 22 for a relative’s wedding, but turned back when they realized security agents were following them,” a Daily NK source…

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Surveillance of North Korean defectors’ relatives by security agencies is intensifying. One defector’s family attempted to travel to the border region for a relative’s wedding but had to turn back after being followed by security agents. “A defector’s family from Hamhung was headed to Hoeryong, North Hamgyong province, on March 22 for a relative’s wedding, […] The post Invisible prison: N. Korean defectors’ families face intensifying surveillanc…

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DailyNK broke the news in on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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