The 'Livelihood Loophole' And Other Weaknesses Of N. Korea Sanctions

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September 15, 2016

Elise Hu

Kim Chol Ho, deputy manager of the Rajin port, in North Korea's Rason Special Economic Zone, looks out at small fishing boats. Despite stepped-up international sanctions, North Korea is still trading extensively with China. (AP)

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