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Liberty in North Korea
Vice President of Liberty in North Korea, a Torrance-based nonprofit which helps refugees fleeing that country
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Justin Wheeler
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FROM Justin Wheeler
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UN Report Details Atrocities by North Korean Regime The UN’s Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights says the leaders of North Korea must be held accountable by the International Criminal Court. A lengthy report says that "systematic, widespread and gross human rights violations" are "crimes against humanity." Justin Wheeler is Vice President of Liberty in North Korea , a Torrance-based nonprofit which helps refugees fleeing that country
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