Freed reporters head home from North Korea

Two American journalists freed from a North Korean labour camp were heading home today with their families “counting the seconds” until they met.

Freed reporters head home from North Korea
Wed, 05 Aug, 2009 - 08:06

Two American journalists freed from a North Korean labour camp were heading home today with their families “counting the seconds” until they met.

Euna Lee, 36, and Laura Ling, 32, were pardoned yesterday following a meeting between former US president Bill Clinton and North Korean leader Kim Jong Il in the secretive Asian state.

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