44 N. Koreans enter Canadian Embassy in Beijing

44 N. Koreans enter Canadian Embassy in Beijing

BEIJING, China - A Chinese security guard stands near a point where 44 North Koreans, believed to be asylum-seekers, used ladders to scale the fence of the Canadian Embassy in Beijing on Sept. 29.

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