What does RENK stand for?

Rescue the North Korean People

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The analytical work has received support from a small but revealing body of documentary evidence of diversion in the form of surreptitiously shot video footage, much of it produced by Japanese NGO, Rescue the North Korean People Urgent Action Network (RENK), some examples of which are reported in Figures 6 and 7.

Transition from the bottom-up: institutional change in North Korea

The family decided to seek refuge because they had published a book in South Korea of drawings of the devastation caused by the famine, according to Jiro Ishimaru, a Japanese reporter who accompanied the family to the UNHCR office, and Rescue the North Korean People, a Japan-based activist group.

N. Koreans seek asylum with U.N. in China China risks offending N. ...