U.N. rights judge wants balloons, hackers to get message to N.Korea | Reuters
(Reuters) - The head of a U.N. Commission of Inquiry said on Tuesday more efforts were needed, including the use of balloons and computer hacking, to tell the North Korean people about its damning report on human rights conditions in their country.
North Korean defectors hold balloons carrying anti-North Korea leaflets at a park in the border town of Paju, north of Seoul. The helium balloons will be used to carry food, supplies, instructions, etc.
(Reuters) - The head of a U.N. Commission of Inquiry said on Tuesday more efforts were needed, including the use of balloons and computer hacking, to tell the North Korean people about its damning report on human rights conditions in their country.
North Korean defectors hold balloons carrying anti-North Korea leaflets at a park in the border town of Paju, north of Seoul. The helium balloons will be used to carry food, supplies, instructions, etc.
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