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Thu, January 28, 2021 | 14:01
Voices from the North
Book donation for North Korean refugees
Posted : 2020-07-16 16:51
Updated : 2020-07-16 16:55
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Park Min, center, CEO of PR agency ToGo Communication, holds a copy of the book 'Winning English' with Casey Lartigue Jr., co-founder of Teach North Korean Refugees (TNKR), a NGO offering educational services to North Korean refugees, in a donation ceremony at the NGO's office in Seoul, Thursday. To Park's left is Lee Eun-koo, co-founder of the NGO. Park donated 20 copies of the self-help book on how to learn English efficiently to TNKR to help North Korean refugees interested in learning English. The two organizations will seek collaboration in areas that meet their interests. Courtesy of TNKR
Park Min, center, CEO of PR agency ToGo Communication, holds a copy of the book "Winning English" with Casey Lartigue Jr., co-founder of Teach North Korean Refugees (TNKR), a NGO offering educational services to North Korean refugees, in a donation ceremony at the NGO's office in Seoul, Thursday. To Park's left is Lee Eun-koo, co-founder of the NGO. Park donated 20 copies of the self-help book on how to learn English efficiently to TNKR to help North Korean refugees interested in learning English. The two organizations will seek collaboration in areas that meet their interests. Courtesy of TNKR
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