“The Foreign Media's Impact in North Korea”
Room 255, Blegen Hall, West Bank, University of Minnesota
Join the local non-profit organization Freedom for North Korean Refugees of Minnesota and the Human Rights Program for an event on April 15, 2016, (time TBD) for an event to bring greater awareness to both the plight of North Korean refugees once they leave their homeland and their work promoting freedom and human rights by getting information back to people within North Korea.
“The Foreign Media's Impact in North Korea”
Room 255, Blegen Hall, West Bank, University of Minnesota
Join the local non-profit organization Freedom for North Korean Refugees of Minnesota and the Human Rights Program for an event on April 15, 2016, (time TBD) for an event to bring greater awareness to both the plight of North Korean refugees once they leave their homeland and their work promoting freedom and human rights by getting information back to people within North Korea.
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