4 N. Koreans seek asylum at Japanese school in Beijing

4 N. Koreans seek asylum at Japanese school in Beijing

BEIJING, China - Photo released on the Web site of the RENK group, which assists North Korean asylum seekers, shows Chu Mi Yong (R), her daughter Roh Yu Mi (2nd from L), and son Roh Gwang Myoung (2nd from R), who joined Kim Chol (L), a student in entering a Japanese school in Beijing on Feb. 18 to seek political asylum. (Kyodo)

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