N. Korean Embassy opens in west London suburb

LONDON, Britain - Members of a human rights nongovernmental organization hold up signs demanding the closure of ''reeducation'' camps in North Korea in front of the North Korean Embassy in the west London suburb of Ealing on April 30, the opening day of the embassy.

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