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    Report: North Korea moves what appears to be a mid-range missile to its east coast. It's not clear if the missile was mounted with a warhead or whether the North was planning to fire it. This 10--part series will offer a glimpse into the nation's efforts to promote multiculturalism. But biases and discrimination against foreigners remain and pride for ethnic purity is deeply entrenched.

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    Report: North Korea moves what appears to be a mid-range missile to its east coast. It's not clear if the missile was mounted with a warhead or whether the North was planning to fire it. This 10--part series will offer a glimpse into the nation's efforts to promote multiculturalism. But biases and discrimination against foreigners remain and pride for ethnic purity is deeply entrenched.

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    Report: North Korea moves what appears to be a mid-range missile to its east coast. It's not clear if the missile was mounted with a warhead or whether the North was planning to fire it. This 10--part series will offer a glimpse into the nation's efforts to promote multiculturalism. But biases and discrimination against foreigners remain and pride for ethnic purity is deeply entrenched.

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    Dangerous Amateur Hour in Pyongyang

    I just returned last night from two weeks in China and the unsettling assessment in Beijing is that North Korea's supreme leader and (amateur propagandist-in- chief) Kim Jong-Un has unwittingly backed himself and his isolated regime into a dangerous corner with potentially dire consequences to stability on the Korean peninsula in the near term.


    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/amb-marc-ginsberg/dangerous-amateur-hour- in_b_3007953.html?utm_hp_ref=world


    North Korea Seen Moving Missile: Report North Korea has moved what appears to be a mid-range Musudan missile to its east coast, South Korea's Yonhap news agency said on Thursday, quoting multiple government sources privy to intelligence from U.S. and South Korean authorities. It was not clear if the missile was mounted with a warhead or whether the North was planning to fire it or was just putting it on display as a show of force, one South Korean government source was quoted as saying. South Korean and U.S. intelligence authorities have obtained indications the North has moved an object that appears to be a mid-range missile to the east coast," the source said.
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/03/north-korea-seen-moving- missile_n_3010855.html?utm_hp_ref=world

    Stepping toward multiculturalism Globalization, demographic change and economic growth have led Korea to embrace cultural diversity and tolerance toward others. But biases and discrimination against foreigners remain and Koreans pride for ethnic purity is deeply entrenched. This 10-part series will offer a glimpse into the nations efforts to promote multiculturalism and challenges in immigration law, education, welfare, public perception, mass culture and more.
    http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20130403000964

    Fighting crime With few days going without news of murder or other felonies, many Koreans have begun to doubt the long-held perception that they live in a relatively safe society. A recent report backed up their doubt with some alarming comparative statistics. The report released by the Korea Development Institute, a state-run think tank, showed the countrys homicide rate of 2.2 per 100,000 people exceeded the OECD average of 2.16 per 100,000. Korea had the ninth-highest murder rate among the 29 surveyed members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. The countrys sex and theft crime rates were nearly double the OECD averages.
    http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20130320000491

    Instructor: Joe Milan Jr.

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