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Hye Jun Seo

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Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Radio Free Asia, Radio Free
Korean Service Broadcaster @RadioFreeAsia. GW's Elliott School of International Affairs MA in Asian Studies.
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Mission: Return to North Korea to retrieve remains of US Navy’s first Black aviator

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By Lauren Kim, Hye Jun Seo Verified
| Radio Free Asia
Adam Makos, the author of “Devotion,” who visited North Korea in 2013 to negotiate the retrieval of a Korean War soldier’s remains, hopes to return to continue efforts to recover the remains of Jesse Brown, the U.S. Navy’s first black carrier pilot.
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North Korea holds ‘emergency’ lectures nationwide, but citizens left wondering why

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By Jieun Kim, Jae Duk Seo, Hye Jun Seo Verified, Soyoung Kim Verified
| Radio Free Asia
When North Koreans got the word to report to work for a special announcement, many expected a major announcement. Instead, they said they heard more of the same: directives about loyalty to the country and its leaders. A day after the 6th Politburo meeting of the 8th Central Committee, North Korea’s government raced to tell its citizens what had transpired in emergency lectures convened nationwide in every government enterprise and neighborhood watch unit on Thursday.
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US sanctions 5 North Koreans following recent missile tests

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By Hye Jun Seo Verified
| Radio Free Asia
The US Treasury Department on Wednesday announced sanctions on five North Korean nationals living abroad for allegedly helping to supply the country’s ballistic missile and weapons of mass destruction programs. The move follows Tuesday’s launch by Pyongyang of a hypersonic missile, the second launch in less than a week and one of six tests carried out by North Korea since last year in defiance of multiple U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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