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North Korean authorities offer rewards for informing on defectors, smugglers 3 March 2015 \| Publisher: Radio Free Asia \| Document type: Country News
République populaire démocratique de Corée/République de Corée : information indiquant si les transfuges de la Corée du Nord sont surveillés par les autorités sud-coréennes en Corée du Sud; le cas échéant, information sur la nature des activités de surveillance et information indiquant si elles se poursuivent après l'obtention de la citoyenneté sud-coréenne par les NordCoréens; information indiquant si les transfuges qui s'opposent au fait d'être surveillés ont recours au gouvernement ou disposent d'autres voies de recours 1 March 2012 \| Publisher: Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada \| Document type: Query Responses
République populaire démocratique de Corée/République de Corée : information sur les délais de traitement pour que les Nord-Coréens obtiennent la citoyenneté et un passeport de la Corée du Sud; information indiquant s'il y a des restrictions au sujet des voyages à l'étranger pour les Nord-Coréens qui sont passés en Corée du Sud 1 March 2012 \| Publisher: Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada \| Document type: Query Responses
Democratic People's Republic of Korea/Republic of Korea: Whether defectors from North Korea are monitored by South Korean authorities in South Korea; if so, the nature of the monitoring and whether it continues after North Koreans obtain South Korean citizenship; whether defectors who object to being monitored have recourse to government or other remedies 1 March 2012 \| Publisher: Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada \| Document type: Query Responses
Democratic People's Republic of Korea/Republic of Korea: Processing times for North Koreans to obtain South Korean citizenship and passports; whether there are any restrictions on international travel for North Koreans who have defected to South Korea 1 March 2012 \| Publisher: Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada \| Document type: Query Responses
Democratic People's Republic of Korea/Republic of Korea: Whether North Korean defectors to South Korea are issued government documents that indicate they are genuine defectors 29 February 2012 \| Publisher: Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada \| Document type: Query Responses
République populaire démocratique de Corée/ République de Corée : information indiquant si les Nord-Coréens qui passent en Corée du Sud reçoivent des documents de la part du gouvernement selon lesquels ils sont des transfuges authentiques 29 February 2012 \| Publisher: Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada \| Document type: Query Responses
Fears for nine forcibly returned from China to North Korea 28 February 2012 \| Publisher: Amnesty International \| Document type: Country News
China urged to avoid forced repatriation of 21 North Koreans 14 February 2012 \| Publisher: Amnesty International \| Document type: Country News
China: 1. Is there a border crossing between Yanji and North Korea? 2. Are Chinese nationals who are also ethnic Korean able to freely come and go across the border? 3. Would a Chinese national who is ethnic Korean have to register his presence in North Korea with local authorities if staying a few nights with a North Korean family? 4. Would it be even possible for a Chinese national to stay with a family in North Korea without applying for permission beforehand? Would that person be closely watched by security officials while there? 5. How would North Korean officials react to a Chinese national being found with the Bible and suspected of trying to evangelise North Koreans? Would that result in a detention of only 3 days or deportation or something more serious? 6. Are there many North Korean defectors living in this part of Jilin province? 7. What is their status - are they considered as illegal immigrants or are they tolerated by Chinese authorities? 8. Is there a lot of missionary activity by South Korean Christians or church ministers in that area? Is their presence in that area tolerated by Chinese authorities? 28 March 2011 \| Publisher: Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal \| Document type: Query Responses

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