Kim Ye-na, 23, left, and Lee Jin-hui, 20, two North Korean women who were forced to perform cybersex in China, looking out from their hotel room in Vientiane, Laos.CreditCreditAdam Dean for The New York T

By Choe Sang-Hun
Sept. 13, 2019

“Girls aged as young as 9 are forced to perform graphic sex acts and are sexually assaulted in front of webcams, which are live-streamed to a paying global audience,.."

After changing hands twice between human traffickers, Ms. Lee ended up with a man who held five North Korean women captive in Helong, in northeast China.

Six days later, they arrived in Vientiane, Laos, with a man who was paid $4,000 to smuggle them across the China-Laos border. Waiting for them was the Rev. Chun Ki-won, a Christian pastor from South Korea who funded and orchestrated their rescue.

At 4 a.m. on Nov. 18, the smuggler, her brother and Ms. Kim were waiting at the border when a soldier appeared out of the darkness. He told them the way was clear.The smuggler knew the path well, leading them across the icy, shallow river and through a hole under the border fence. After walking 12 hours through hills, the smuggler dug out a cellphone buried in the ground and made a call.

Last December, a woman disappeared from Ms. Lee’s place. The pimp said she had been lured away by organ traffickers and must be dead, leaving the other women terrified.Ms. Kim said only two women were released from her apartment — when both developed tuberculosis. After being severely beaten, another two tried to escape from their sixth-floor apartment by scaling down water pipes.

On that same August day in Helong, Ms. Lee slipped out of her room while her Chinese pimp was out for drinks. Through the window of the living room, she saw an air mattress and a rescuer beckoning. She climbed out, then hesitated.“The height was terrifying,” she said. “But it was the only way out.” She jumped.

full with video of window escape https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/13/worl ... china.html

North Korean women know what their fate is once they reach China. Horrible that this fate is better than living under Kim 3. Our President speaks of the beautiful letters he receives from their dictator. A nation where three generations are punished for the "wrongdoing of one. F@ck them both and the horses they rode in on.

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diploma ... me-victims
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diploma ... men-trying

https://www.newsweek.com/thousands-nort ... rt-1431644