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Sosok.ID – A North Korean defender (Korut) recounted his experience of fleeing the country led by Kim Jong Un.
Reported Sosok.ID From the Daily Mail, the 26-year-old woman named Yeonmi Park admitted to running away with her mother.
Because you can no longer continue living on the brink of hunger and poverty.
So when he was 13 years old, he and his mother fled to China over the frozen Yalu River.
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According to him, only a few defectors chose to cross the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) into South Korea.
Most of the North Korean defectors fled North Korea via China.
However, harsh reality awaited Park and his mother after escaping North Korea.
Because, when he arrived in China, he was actually “sold” to a human smuggler for $ 260 (about 3.8 million rupees) by one he called a kidnapper.
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She and her mother were also raped by the person who abducted her.
Park said there is a gang in China that used to sell North Korean defectors who fled to China.
According to him, it is related to the lack of women as a result of the one-child policy in the country of the bamboo curtain.
Some of the women work as prostitutes so they can earn money and send it home, she said.
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via Daily Mail
A North Korean defector who is sold to brothels after escaping North Korea.
Meanwhile, brothels in Shanghai and Beijing are suspected of deliberately detaining their workers.
After nearly two years of being chained to her captors, Park and her mother risked their lives to escape to Mongolia.
The two fled across the frozen Gobi Desert.
Park then moved to Seoul, South Korea before finally moving again to New York and Chicago, USA.
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However, his life remains unstable because he hears the news that his relative who was in North Korea has disappeared.
He fears they will be executed or sent to prison camps in North Korea.
This is because, according to Human Rights Watch, political prisoners there face “torture, sexual violence, forced labor and other inhumane treatment.”
They are also subjected to “forced labor that endangers their lives by being exposed to dangerous conditions.”
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“Sometimes they are forced to work in the winter without dressing properly,” the group said.
North Koreans can be sent to prison camps if they are caught trying to defect to South Korea or going to China to live and work.
The defectors are a source of tension between the two Korean countries and North Korea’s official media considers them a “community waste.”
Some defectors are known to send propaganda leaflets through the DMZ, enraging North Korea, which later threatened to retaliate with military action.
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In June 2020, North Korea blew up the liaison office for the two Korean countries.
It was intended to foster better relations between the two countries after expressing outrage at the activities of the defectors.
