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Australian freed in N. Korea keeps mum about detention

Published on: Friday 05 July 2019

Australian Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton said Sigley was lucky to be free, and suggested he should never return to North Korea. “It could have ended up very differently,” Dutton told the Nine ...

News source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/australian-student-released-in-north-korea-says-im-ok/2019/07/04/c39d5998-9ebe-11e9-83e3-45fded8e8d2e_story.html

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