Australian citizen freed by N. Korea

Australian citizen freed by N. Korea

BEIJING, China, July 4 Kyodo - Alek Sigley (C), a 29-year-old Australian who was studying literature at Kim Il Sung University in Pyongyang, is pictured upon his arrival at Beijing's international airport on July 4, 2019, after being released from detention in North Korea.

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