MISSION NORTH KOREA | therefugeofdavid

The Refuge of David - Mission North Korea, is starting to support and pray for the North Korean orphans, which are being saved with the help of M.J., who is a South Korean Christian missionary. M.J. who has helped North Koreans Orphans reach freedom, which have fled from the most repressive country in the world, North Korea. If you would like to work with The Refuge of David on this mission in Asia to support this cause, contact us. If you would also like to donate , please click on the donate tab to help us rescue the lives of North Korean orphans who are screaming for help.

Mission

9 North Korean orphans detained North Korean orphans in a photo with South Korean missionary, known only as M.J. , a few days before they departed for the China-Laos border in May. M.J.'s face is blurred for his own safety.
9 North Korean orphans detained Their world came crashing down shortly after they crossed into Laos illegally on May 10 of 2013, when they were caught by police without papers. Here they sleep at the detention center they were taken to.
9 North Korean orphans detained The abandoned youngsters, aged between 15 and 23, had crossed into China to try to find food and shelter. They were sheltered by M.J. for two years.
9 North Korean orphans detained The orphans were kept in cramped conditions at the detention center for more than two weeks as they awaited their fate.
The 9 orphans who were detained On May 27 2013, the youngsters -- pictured at the detention center in Laos -- were sent back to North Korea and subsequently paraded as propaganda tools -- as of now it is not known if they have been taken to a concentration/prison camp or executed.
9 North Korean orphans detained A photo in December of 2011 which shows North Korean youth refugees, nine of whom were handed to North Korean authorities in 2013.

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9 North Korean orphans detained

North Korean orphans in a photo with South Korean missionary, known only as M.J. , a few days before they departed for the China-Laos border in May. M.J.'s face is blurred for his own safety.

9 North Korean orphans detained

Their world came crashing down shortly after they crossed into Laos illegally on May 10 of 2013, when they were caught by police without papers. Here they sleep at the detention center they were taken to.

9 North Korean orphans detained

The abandoned youngsters, aged between 15 and 23, had crossed into China to try to find food and shelter. They were sheltered by M.J. for two years.

9 North Korean orphans detained

The orphans were kept in cramped conditions at the detention center for more than two weeks as they awaited their fate.

The 9 orphans who were detained

On May 27 2013, the youngsters -- pictured at the detention center in Laos -- were sent back to North Korea and subsequently paraded as propaganda tools -- as of now it is not known if they have been taken to a concentration/prison camp or executed.

9 North Korean orphans detained

A photo in December of 2011 which shows North Korean youth refugees, nine of whom were handed to North Korean authorities in 2013.

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