UNHCR papers identify Bangkok asylum seekers as N. Korean

BANGKOK, Thailand - A Thai police officer stands guard in front of the Japanese Embassy in Bangkok on Aug. 1, where 10 people, eight adults and two children, believed to be from North Korea, stayed overnight after seeking protection on July 31. (Kyodo)

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