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For a North Korean refugee raising her kids in the UK, the past is never far

  • Written by Jieun Baek, PhD candidate in Public Policy, University of Oxford
Jihyun Park finds joy in the little things many take for granted, whether it's being able to drop her kids off at school or having family dinners. Author provided

Grace Park is an 8-year-old girl from Manchester, United Kingdom, who likes making colorful bracelets with plastic lanyards, playing games with her two older brothers, and writing poems...

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