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  Korean Embarrassment
  
  A strange thing happened on the way to that balloon invasion into North Korea we wrote about last Friday. The human-rights activists attempting to send solar-powered radios into the North were stopped by South Korean police. News reports say the police intercepted German doctor Norbert Vollertsen, Korean-American Douglas Shin and their colleagues near the border town of Chirwon and stopped the balloon release because it hadn't been authorized by the government.
  
  This is certainly proof, if any more were needed, of the moral bankruptcy of the South's 'sunshine policy' toward the dictatorial North. That policy claims to want to open the North to the outside world but has evolved into little more than appeasement. So in order not to offend Pyongyang, the South now prevents human-rights activists from trying to introduce the 'sunshine' of more information to the North, where all radios must be registered and permanently tuned to government stations.
  
  The police action calls into question how much South Korean officials even want their brothers and sisters in the North to be free. Perhaps they've grown so affluent, and complacent under U.S. military protection, that they've forgotten what living under tyranny is like. They've already discouraged refugees from the North, even though the South's constitution says it must accept them.
  
  During the Cold War, Soviet dissidents maintained hope through samizdat, the underground newspapers often copied on mimeograph machines, that reported real news. News of the outside world helped crack the empire. Far from stopping the balloon flights, the South should be encouraging them and paying for several thousand more.
  
  Updated August 25, 2003
  
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