Consulate standoff tied to defector Hwang in Beijing
Heavily armed police and an armored car protected the South Korean consulate in Beijing where North Korean defector Hwang Jang Yop hides. South Korea linked the Beijing siege to the Seoul shooting of defector Lee Han-young days earlier. North Korea threatened revenge as it accuses Seoul of kidnapping Hwang.
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Zaire Rebel Leader Delays Attack on refugee Camp
Laurent Kabila agreed to postpone a planned assault on the Tingi Tingi refugee camp near Kalemie after a UN plea. He said the reprieve allows UNHCR to separate armed Rwandans from genuine refugees in the camp of about 150,000, and he will stay in contact with UN officials.
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Dissidents face shrinking options as Hong Kong edge tightens
Hong Kong hosts about 45 Chinese dissidents left after Tiananmen. Han Dongfang, still in Hong Kong, warns most wish to leave due to risk of repatriation. Others like Fan Sidong and Frank Lu describe fear and limited options as China asserts control. A separate report from Lima outlines a Peru hostagetaking contingency by U.S. and Peruvian paratroopers with a seven minute plan ending in possible high casualties.
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