April1 , 2023
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    China Detains Pastors for Helping N.Korean Refugees

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    By Joyce Dimaculangan

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    Chinese police arrested two South Korean Christian pastors, accusing them of helping North Korean defectors to leave China, United Press International reports.

    The arrests come amid growing tensions between South Korea and China. The communist country has been opposing the deployment of a U.S. missile defense system in South Korea, saying it would threaten the security in the region.

    Pastor Peter Jung, head of the Justice for North Korea in Seoul, said, “The arrested pas