User blog:Chinese-American Empire/CNA: South Koreans flee Japanese Korea

Chen Liu: Good afternoon, I'm Chen Liu, and this is Channel NewsAsia. I am currently here at the North Korean-Japanese border in the middle of the Korean peninsula, where a giant flock of ethnic Koreans are fleeing into North Korea. I'm going to try and get an interview with one of the refugees. Excuse me, sir, can I get a few words? Interviewee: I am forced to flee my home country due to the Japanese oppressing my people and culture. They force us to speak Japanese, arrest us for almost no reason, burn down our religious sites, and violently gun down peaceful protesters. We do all their work and help them grow economically, and they treat us like a bunch of zoo animals? I would rather live in a 3rd world country where we are given freedom and rights, rather than one where we are oppressed just for living our national culture. Chen Liu: And there you have it. The Japanese government has been racially discriminating against the Koreans, forcing them to flee to North Korea. With all these businessmen and workers leaving the country, this may have very consequential effects on the Japanese economy. Let us see how the rest of the world responds to this refugee crisis.