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A holiday party is to bring North Korean refugees, South Koreans and expats together in Seoul on Dec. 17.
The party to be held from 12-3 p.m. at Tool Caf in Hongdae has been organized by PSCORE as a fund-raiser and awareness campaign for North Korean human rights.
The 15,000 won entrance fee covers one free drink and three free holiday gifts for those attending.
Cash collected at the event will help fund the organization’s education programs and other projects assisting refugees living in South Korea.
The group, which has the full title of People for Successful COrean REunification, aims to provide a holiday celebration for North Korean refugees and others who may be lacking family and support here.
Go to www.pscore.org for more information.
The party to be held from 12-3 p.m. at Tool Caf in Hongdae has been organized by PSCORE as a fund-raiser and awareness campaign for North Korean human rights.
The 15,000 won entrance fee covers one free drink and three free holiday gifts for those attending.
Cash collected at the event will help fund the organization’s education programs and other projects assisting refugees living in South Korea.
The group, which has the full title of People for Successful COrean REunification, aims to provide a holiday celebration for North Korean refugees and others who may be lacking family and support here.
Go to www.pscore.org for more information.
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Articles by Korea Herald
