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Perilous Passages: North Korea, Human Trafficking and the Underground Railroad

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North Koreans escaping regime repression employ escape channels similar to those used by Harriet Tubman to help American slaves, says author Melanie Kirkpatrick. Explore the network of ethnic Koreans, brokers and missionaries who seek to aid those fleeing the North with Kirkpatrick and human rights advocate and U.S. businessman Steven Kim, founder of 318 Partners, an effort to rescue North Korean women trafficked to China.

 


 

Chinese-North Korean Children
North Korean Bride Trafficking
Human Trafficking of North Korean Women
 
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Asia's Underground Railroad: An Operator's Story
>Escape from North Korea: Asia's Underground Railroad

 



Thursday, February 7, 2013

 

 

Perilous Passage: North Korea, Human Trafficking and the Underground Railroad


with

Melanie Kirkpatrick
Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute

Steven Kim
Founder, 318 Partners


Moderated by Nikita Desai
Director of Policy & Corporate Programs, The Korea Society