North Pardons Nkorea | Freed U.S. journalists on way home from North Korea

August 5, 2009 by frankls
Filed under: Asia, Top Stories, US

Freed U.S. journalists on way home from North Korea
The families of two U.S. journalists imprisoned in North Korea asked former President Bill Clinton to travel to the Communist country and seek the release of the two women, a senior administration official said.

Former Vice President Al Gore, whose California-based media outfit Current TV employs Laura Ling and Euna Lee, also made the same appeal to Clinton.
Clinton was dispatched to Pyongyang after the United States determined that his mission would be successful, the official told reporters Tuesday night on condition of anonymity.

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T R U T H O U T | North Korea Pardons US Journalists
North Korea says two American journalists have been pardoned. Seoul, South Korea – Former President Bill Clinton met Tuesday with North Korean leader Kim Jong Il on the first day of a surprise mission to Pyongyang to negotiate the ……[Read More]

JURIST – Paper Chase: North Korea Pardons Detained US Journalists
[JURIST] North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il [BBC profile] on Tuesday pardoned US journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee [BBC profile] during a visit from former US president Bill Clinton [official profile], according to a state media report. ……[Read More]

The Washington Monthly
The pardon added to speculation among analysts in Seoul that North Korea, after months of raising tensions and hostile rhetoric towards Washington, may be ready to return to dialogue with Washington. After North Korea's chief nuclear ……[Read More]

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