North Korean defector describes forced abortion said bodies fed to dogs in prison
U.K. Ji Hyeon-A
Ji Hyeon-A  was repatriated three times to North Korea after she was caught in China. She finally escaped to South Korea and spoke of her horrifying experiences.
The third time  Ji Hyeon-A  got caught and sent back to North Korea she was three months pregnant. She tearfully described how she was forced to have an abortion without medication at a local police station.
 Ji-Hyeon-A  said that the North Korean soldier who recently escaped to South Korea ârepresents a dash toward freedom which is a dream of 25 million North Koreans.â
 Ji-Hyeon-A  urged the U.N. and world leaders to fight for North Korean defectors and especially those who are repatriated.
Britainâs ambassador to the United Nations  Matthew Rycroft  praised  Ji-Hyeon-A  for speaking at the event  and said the crimes discussed  which included  âforced abortions  summary executions  hard labor  rape: those are conditions that amount to crimes against humanity â he said.
Ji Hyeon-A  was repatriated three times to North Korea after she was caught in China. She finally escaped to South Korea and spoke of her horrifying experiences.
The third time  Ji Hyeon-A  got caught and sent back to North Korea she was three months pregnant. She tearfully described how she was forced to have an abortion without medication at a local police station.
 Ji-Hyeon-A  said that the North Korean soldier who recently escaped to South Korea ârepresents a dash toward freedom which is a dream of 25 million North Koreans.â
 Ji-Hyeon-A  urged the U.N. and world leaders to fight for North Korean defectors and especially those who are repatriated.
Britainâs ambassador to the United Nations  Matthew Rycroft  praised  Ji-Hyeon-A  for speaking at the event  and said the crimes discussed  which included  âforced abortions  summary executions  hard labor  rape: those are conditions that amount to crimes against humanity â he said.