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November 19, 2009

South Korea

Now About Those Detained S. Korean Journalists...

Bridge between North and South Korea © yewenyi (flickr)

WASHINGTON, Aug 6 (OneWorld.net) - International and South Korean media are applauding the release of two U.S. journalists held for over four months in a North Korean prison, but question the fate of hundreds of South Koreans imprisoned for years in the neighboring country.

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