N. Koreans may be frustrated with government and likely rise of Kim Jong Eun

8 September 2010, 7:44 pm

SEOUL - Almost every night, seeking to gather opinion from a country where opinion is often punishable, Kim Eun Ho calls North Korea. He talks mostly to people in Hoeryong city in Hamgyong-bukto province, and the conversations never last long. Hoeryong city employs 14 men who monitor the region's... Kim Jong-un - North Korea - Asia - History - Kim Jong-il... Read More »

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