NGO urges release of N. Korea defectors detained in China

TOKYO, Japan - Activists working to help North Korean refugees demonstrate in front of the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo on Jan. 30, calling for the release of more than a dozen people who fled North Korea from detention in China. The activists are from nongovernmental organization Rescue the North Korean People! Urgent Action Network (RENK). (Kyodo)

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