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U.S. Campaign to Push for N. Korean Rights By BO-MI LIM, Associated Press Writer Sun Jun 26, 3:14 PM ET SEOUL, South Korea - Christian supporters from President Bush's Texas hometown, believed to have been instrumental in pressuring the White House to raise concerns over war-ravaged Sudan, are launching another international human rights campaign — this time against North Korea's hard-line regime. Members of the Midland Ministerial Alliance, a network of more than 200 churches in the city, are in Seoul this week seeking support for their latest push for improved human rights in the communist North. "North Korean human...

/begin my translation S. Korea: Catholics and Protestants Join Hands for N. Korean Democracy A mass gathering of 2,500 people, Myong-dong Cathedral rebornas the holy site for N. Korean human right [2005-06-23 19:56] The Special Prayer Gathering for N. Korean Religious Freedom and Exaltation of Martyrs during the Korean War, at Myong-dong Cathedral on June 23 Catholics and Protestants joined together to achieve N. Korean democracy and promote N. Korean human right. At 2 pm on June 23rd, 2,500 worshippers gathered at Myong-dong Cathedral in Seoul to hold 'The Special Prayer Gathering for N. Korean Religious Freedom and Exaltation of Martyrs during the Korean...