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"Pastor risks all to offer escape" Helping Hands Korea's shelter and rescue programs highlight the grave problem of stateless orphans in northeast China, the children of trafficked North Korean refugee women and the Chinese men who "buy" them.
Wall Street Journal recommends Tim Peters and Helping Hands Korea for the 2008 Nobel Peace Prize!  To read the article.
TIME Asia May 1st Edition features Helping Hands Korea in its cover story "Long Walk to Freedom".

  US Edition: "Running Out of the Darkness"

 
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Welcome to Helping Hands Korea!

Crossing (2008)

Just-released movie, CROSSING, gives compelling documentation of the North Korean refugee experience.

Crossing - Official Site
Crossing, movie trailer

 
What We Do
Today, HHK channels its efforts into food aid, sheltering North Korean refugees, assisting the underground railroad, and creating advocacy.
 
The Ton-A-Month Club
Sheltering Refugees
The Underground Railroad 
Advocacy

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Recent Developments & Activities

 
HHK joins the pre-Beijing Olympics PAN-EUROPEAN HUMAN RIGHTS CYCLE TOUR, STOP OLYMPIC CHINA'S RIGHTS ABUSES OF NORTH KOREAN REFUGEES NOW!

Please click here the to see Itinerary of this 11-city campaign launched by 60+ activists.

Fill out + SEND PROTEST POSTCARD to the Chinese Embassy or Consulate nearest you.

Flier to be used throughout the PAN-EUROPEAN HUMAN RIGHTS CYCLE TOUR. Click Here to download the flier.

Run for Your Life! Cycle Dash across Europe to Support North Korean Refugees & Protest China's Brutal Repatriation Policy!

From June 30-July 15th, 2008, Helping Hands Korea joined Korean NGO's, Christians for Social Responsibility, Justice for NK, and independent humanitarian aid workers Kim Sang hun and Norbert Vollertsen in an 11-city bicycle/bus campaign through Europe to highlight the plight of No. Korean refugees and Olympic China's brutal repatriation policy. Public demonstrations and closed-door meetings with key parliamentarians and influential figures proved highly effective.

(Please click one of thumbnails below to see in large view. After an image has enlarged, you can move between images by clicking on the right/left edges of the enlarged image)

444 Campaign—Protesting China’s Brutal Treatment of North Korean Refugees marks its 57th Saturday &holds a final demonstration at 4:44 PM, August 8, 2008

 
 
 
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