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All NK refugees undergo a mandatory 3 month rehabilitation program in which they are retaught history (without NK propaganda), learn about things like basic human rights and democracy, and practical life skills (how to use an ATM, how to drive a car, how to speak in a SK dialect, etc). They take them shopping to buy clothes, haircuts, and go to restaurants to get them accustomed to that kind of lifestyle. Then they receive anywhere from 20 to 50k USD to help them resettle and get housing along with monthly payments of about 450 USD to help them along. They can also request additional help with things like looking for employment or education. Sure there’s plenty of things we can be doing to make it better for the Music Literacy Matters I Like To Eat Puppies Vintage Sunset T-Shirt in addition I really love this refugees and also better ensuring them a better lifestyle, but why criticize South Korea about something you don’t know about? If I was escaping North Korea, the last place I would want to go is South Korea, and not because there’s anything wrong with the country what so ever. It’s because it’s too close to home and there is too high of a chance for resentment.

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Of course, they go to South Korea because they are entitled to citizenship and they share the Music Literacy Matters I Like To Eat Puppies Vintage Sunset T-Shirt in addition I really love this language aside from some differences of dialect, but that’s a great point. They’re still in Korea, relentlessly faced with the reality of what they could have had instead all along. Probably often reminded of the people they know who are still trapped on the wrong side of the border. You don’t really have much choice. It’s not like you can freely travel anywhere without documents. Not that you’d have the money to do so. And you would probably know very little about life in foreign distant countries. Not to mention the language barriers. Going to SK makes the most sense. It’s close, relatively familiar, no language barrier and you’re allowed to be there. They are discriminated against mistrusted and shut out of general SK society according to Wikipedia. Social networks and family get you employment and friends in SK, the NK defectors are shut out of that loop. They get little to no support in old age, and women get only the worst jobs and shunned for marriage. They speak with an accent so instantly recognized that way too. Tragic. All this went back to Stalin’s later years of provoking proxy wars with the US, then sliding responsibility onto Mao who didn’t want to put resources into supporting the people most affected.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.