“I always get the warm fuzzies when we receive state
visits from the most oppressive government in existence today,” writes Farrel Lifson at Politics.za on the occasion of a North Korean diplomatic visit [1]. He notes, thankfully, that bilateral trade with the isolated Stalinist state doesn't amount to much, and calls on South African leaders to confront Pyongyang on political reform.
South Africa: North Korean visit
· Written by Luisetta Mudie
Categories: Sub-Saharan Africa, North Korea, South Africa, Human Rights, Humanitarian Response, International Relations