Son of late Kim Dae Jung returns from N. Korea visit

Son of late Kim Dae Jung returns from N. Korea visit

Kim Hong Gul, head of the Korean Council for Reconciliation and Cooperation and a son of late South Korean President Kim Dae Jung, meets the press at Beijing international airport on July 19, 2018, after visiting North Korea to discuss how Seoul and Pyongyang can work together to bring back from Japan the remains of people forced into labor during Japan's colonial rule. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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