"Shoko Asahara" <shoko@aumshinrikyo.jp> wrote in message news:<%Xxgd.13808$ta5.433@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net>...
> Letter to International Committee of Red Cross

> Now that exchange and cooperation are getting brisk between the north 
> and the south of Korea the appearance of more separated families and 
> relatives can never be overlooked in view of the humanitarian idea of 
> Red Cross or respect for human rights or the desire of the Korean nation 
> for reunification. 

On reunion of separated families and relatives, I was told by a 
person who've been to North Korea that reunions were taken under 
strict supervision of North Korean government minders, so that
first thing family members (in North Korea) said was that they
are fed well and live well thanks to Kim IlSung/Kim JongIl.
This after some 50 years of separation.

> It is our hope that your organization will take every possible step to 
> deter the U.S. and the south Korean authorities from alluring and taking 
> away DPRK citizens under the mask of "defectors from the north."

Just because so called DPRK has track record of kidnapping poor 
fishermen going back 1960s, so called DPRK can not believe the 
"defectors from the north" are in fact the defectors from so 
called DPRK?