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They promised heaven on earth – defectors told the Guardian how Pyongyang lured them to it under the resettlement program

They promised heaven on earth – defectors told the Guardian how Pyongyang lured them to it under the resettlement program
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North Korean defectors sue Kim Jong Un in Japan over resettlement scheme | News | DW

Five people who managed to escape from North Korea are seeking damages from Kim Jong Un in a Japanese court. The plaintiffs were all part of a repatriation program that they describe as "state kidnapping."

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In Japanese court, 5 ask N Korea to pay for their suffering

TOKYO (AP) A Japanese court on Thursday is hearing from five people who say there were promised “paradise on Earth” in North Korea but suffered human rights violations instead and now want the country and its leader Kim Jong Un to compensate them.

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In Japanese court, 5 ask N Korea to pay for their suffering | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan s News Source

TOKYO (AP) Five people who say they were promised “paradise on Earth” in North Korea but suffered human rights violations instead told a Japanese court Thursday that they were deceived and kidnapped to that country and that they now want its leader Kim Jong Un to compensate them.

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Korean Japanese seek compensation from Kim Jong-un

A Japanese court yesterday heard complaints from five people who said they were promised “paradise on Earth” in North Korea, but faced human rights abuses instead and now want the country and its leader, Kim Jong-un, to compensate them. The hearing became possible after the Tokyo District Court in August agreed to summon Kim, said Kenji Fukuda, a lawyer representing the plaintiffs. They are not expecting Kim to appear or to compensate them if the court orders it, but Fukuda hopes that the case sets a precedent for negotiations between Japan and North Korea on seeking the North’s responsibility and normalizing

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