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Two days in North Korea: A journalist's diary

by Elizabeth Sullivan, IRP Gatekeeper Editor
Reprinted with permission of The Plain Dealer

more on Gatekeeper Editors

November 25, 2007

About 20 journalists crossed the North Korean border earlier this month on a factfinding trip sponsored by the Gatekeeper Editors' fellowship of the International Reporting Project at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.

Click here to view Sullivan's slideshow (offsite link)

Elizabeth Sullivan writes that the trip "was a bizarre education in post-Stalinist group control." Read her whole story here.

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