North Korea defector tells of escape and divulges what life is basically like in secretive state
For David, the streets of Seoul are a a lot longed for secure haven.To the informal observer, there's nothing out of the extraordinary about him.
He is a slight man, softly spoken, wearing saggy denims and vast glasses which are trendy in South Korea.But his story and what he has been by way of to get listed here are totally outstanding.He is a North Korean defector, one of many only a few to have escaped the DPRK (Democratic Republic of Korea) inside the previous couple of years.
"My mother bribed the soldier beforehand," he tells me as he gestures on a map to the place he crossed the border north into China."The river was frozen solid. I remember walking maybe 15 minutes to 20 minutes across the ice."I keep in mind shivering after crossing the river and climbing over the fe...