North Korea rejects use of guards on aid vessels
by
Justin Stares - Monday 6 July 2009
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Jul 09, 2009 05:33 PM
EU anti-piracy forces stymied on protection of humanitarian supplies
NORTH Korea is refusing requests from European Union anti-piracy forces to place armed guards on World Food Programme ships bound for Somalia, writes Justin Stares in Brussels .
Ships flagged in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and chartered...
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