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| Name | Korean-Canadian pastor missing after aid trip to N. Korea 캐나다 한인 목사, 방북 뒤 한 달 |
| Video Uploader | Video From Arirang News |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 03-03-2015 02:24:32 |
| Video Discription | A Korean-Canadian pastor has failed to return from a humanitarian mission to North Korea... raising fears he could be being held against his will in the country. Reverend Lim Hyeon-soo has been missing for more than month now. Lim′s church says he was a man who just wanted to help the North Korean people. Hwang Sung-hee reports. It wasn′t his first visit to North Korea. Korean-Canadian pastor Reverend Lim Hyeon-soo had made numerous trips to oversee a nursing home, a nursery and an orphanage in North Korea′s northeastern city of Rajin. That′s why his Toronto-based Light Korean Presbyterian Church wasn′t initially worried when they lost contact him. After last hearing from Lim on January 31st, the church expected him to be out of contact until February 4th. When Lim didn′t contact them, members of the church waited another 21 days to allow for a possible Ebola quarantine. North Korea′s anti-Ebola measures require foreign visitors to be placed under quarantine for three weeks. Lim had been involved in a variety of missionary projects in North Korea for more than 20 years. The Canadian government says consular officials are in contact with Lim′s family but declined to comment on Lim′s situation. North Korea takes a hard line against religion of any sort, seeing it as a threat to the ruling Kim dynasty. While a UN report estimates up to 400-thousand of North Korea′s 24 million population are Christians, that number is impossible to verify because none of them can freely practice their religion. In 2007, a Korean-Canadian pastor was detained by North Korean authorities for worshiping in public. Hwang Sung-hee, Arirang News. vrCw1JfnAYs |
| Category | Nonprofits & Activism |
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