Olympic Torch Met with Protests in South Korea

27 Apr 2008

A North Korean defector tried to set himself on fire to halt the Olympic torch relay through Seoul, while thousands of police guarded the flame Sunday from protesters blasting China’s treatment of North Korean refugees. Full Story

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