Join the Campaign for North Korea

China and Laos both seem to consider their own power more important than saving North Korean citizens.They sustains their relationships with North Korea so refuse to consider North Korean Defectors refugees and sends any refugees found back to North Korea where they face certain death.

One of the easier steps that can save lives today is getting the neighbouring countries to accept North Korean defectors as refugees. This not only saves lives but tells the North Korean government that it doesn’t have power over it’s neighbours and strengthens it’s opposition. It is also unlikely to cause any military threats on North Korea's behalf.

http://www.change.org/petitions/help-north-korean-refugees-escapenorthkorea?utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=url_share&utm_campaign=url_share_before_sign

Sign this petition to campaign against the countries that send back NK defectors

And now just to remind you that whilst these are serious issues they can still be laughed at:

"I think China will soon tell that pudgy little creep with the bad haircut and the binoculars to sit down and shut up."

Websites to visit:

http://www.dailynk.com/english/read.php?cataId=nk03100&num=2172 
A 2008 Chinese march against sending back defectors

http://www.timeslive.co.za/world/2013/05/30/u.n.-concerned-about-north-korean-defectors-in-china

The Un’s reaction to Laos sending back child refugees in May

Charities Helping North Korea

CONCERN Worldwide
Working with the world's poorest people to transform their lives

Concern's charity work in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea mainly focuses on water and sanitation, forestry and agriculture.
Concern's work is unable to take away the oppression of dictatorship, but Concern's work can help people. Their is a sever lack of clean drinkable water and edible food, causing people to die slowly and painfully. Concern are aiming to increase sustainable food production in North Korea.
They are investing in:

• Urban Greenhouses
• Irrigation Systems
• Goa Milk Processing Facilities
• Working with locals to increase their technical and management skills.

It will benefit over 43,000 people. With more help and donations they will be able to help more and more people in need.

In the Phyongan province Concern is focusing on Sanitation and Waste Disposal, This includes:

• Building Water Systems
• Improving Sewage Treatment
• Improving Latrine Conditions in the area

It will benefit over 55,000 people.

Between 2004 and 2009, Concern provided 252,000 people in the country with clean drinking water. This was achieved with:

• The Renovation of Pump Stations
• The Provision of Household Connections
• The Installation of Gravity-Fed Systems
• The Use of Solar Powered Water Pumping Systems

Around 47,000 people benefited, including schools, nurseries and the county hospital!

To donate money to help the people of North Korea or to find out more go to:

https://www.concern.net/where-we-work/asia/democratic-peoples-republic-korea