Korean Prostitutes Smuggled into US and Canada

Koreans who smuggled several hundred Korean prostitutes into US and Canada were arrested

アメリカとカナダに数百人の売春婦を密入国させた韓国人が逮捕

米連邦検察は主に20～30代女性を含んだ韓国人数百人をカナダと米東部国境地域を通 じて米国に密入国させた疑いで49歳のチャン某氏夫婦を含んだ韓国人6人を起訴したと 明らかにしました。

この中でチャン氏夫婦など4人はカナダで逮捕されて、28歳のコ某氏は韓国で逮捕され 米国送還を待っていて、46歳のトン某氏は手配中です。

米検察は彼らが密入国斡旋料の名目で1人当り1万ドルずつを貰って、去る2004年7 月から昨年末までひと月に多くて20余人ずつを米国に密入国させた疑いを受けていると 明らかにしました。

検察はチャン氏など密入国組織員らがカナダ・トロント空港で韓国人たちに会って歩いて 国境を渡らせた後、米国側国境に待機させておいた車両に乗せて密入国させる手法を使っ たと明らかにしました。

検察は彼ら密入国組織員らが最近韓国警察に摘発された遠征性売買斡旋組織であるミンシ ャジャン派と連携して韓国人たちを米国に密入国させて来たと明らかにしました。


日本は戦時中朝鮮人を無理矢理連れ去って性奴隷にしたニダ！
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朝鮮人はわざわざアメリカへ密入国してまで売春したがる民族ですよ？


S.Korean lawmaker says 30,000 Korean women sell sex in Japan
http://english.people.com.cn/200703/2...
コリアタイムズ(韓国語)韓人女性など100人雇用売春組職摘発
http://www.koreatimes.com/article/art...
在米韓国人元警官が売春組織に加担＝NYタイムズ紙
http://www.chosunonline.com/article/2...
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/28/nyr...
韓国系売春組織に有罪判決、ニューヨーク
http://www.afpbb.com/article/disaster...


S.Korean lawmaker says 30,000 Korean women sell sex in Japan
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About 30,000 South Korean women are working as prostitutes in Japan, said Park Jae-wan, a lawmaker of the largest opposition Grand National Party.

Park made the remarks after researching online communities linking entertainment places and people for the past six months, the Korea Times said Wednesday.

Park found that 40,000 to 60,000 illegal South Korean emigrants reside in Japan. Among them, about 30,000 Korean women work in the sex trade.

It isn't only women who move to Japan for the sex business. Many young Korean men have also gone to Japan to work as prostitutes, the lawmaker said.

Park proposed shutting down these portal sites, adding that he will soon make public the number of people going to China and Australia to work as prostitutes.

Source: Xinhua

What if the World can vote in the US Presidential Elections?

http://www.economist.com/vote2008/
The world would vote for Barack Obama. With every country allotted a particular electoral vote, the results are astounding - with the exception of Macedonia, Georgia and Cuba - almost all has a strong Obama preference. 24,219 voted for Obama and a minuscule 4,554 voted for John McCain.

Results are updated every three hours and you must register to be able to vote.


How it works
America's electoral college

All democratic systems have their quirks, and America's is no exception. The electoral college is a 200-year-old institution. According to its rules, Americans do not vote directly for their presidents. Instead they cast a ballot to decide who wins their state's electoral-college votes. The number of these votes is fixed by the number of people the state sends to Congress, which in turn is based on its population. All states have a minimum of three votes and there are 538 electoral-college votes up for grabs in total. The presidential candidate who secures the most electoral-college votes ends up in the White House. The loser invariably ends up on day-time television shows.

Critics of the electoral-college system say it can produce a president who has lost the popular vote, as happened in 2000. They also complain that the winner-takes-all system employed by most states leads candidates to focus on a small number of "swing states" and ignore more reliably partisan ones. There have consequently been many attempts to reform the electoral-college system—over 700 so far—though until now nobody has suggested that the entire world be included.

The Global Electoral College

The Economist has redrawn the electoral map to give all 195 of the world's countries (including the United States) a say in the election's outcome. As in America, each country has been allocated a minimum of three electoral-college votes with extra votes allocated in proportion to population size. With over 6.5 billion people enfranchised, the result is a much larger electoral college of 9,875 votes. But rally your countrymen—a nation must have at least ten individual votes in order to have its electoral-college votes counted.

There are few countries whose votes in the Global Electoral College are a foregone conclusion. So the winner is unlikely to be decided by a small number of "swing countries". Rather, they will have to cobble together a coalition of small, medium and large nations. (A campaign stop in Beijing is recommended, as well as a tour of Africa.) Voting in the Global Electoral College will close at midnight London time on November 1st, when the candidate with most electoral-college votes will be declared the winner.

Farewell and Welcome Cocktails at the Turkish Ambassador's Residence

Farewell to our friend, Alp Atakcan, outgoing 3rd Secy. and Deputy Head of Mission Berki Tuna Atala at the residence of His Excellency Adnan Basaga, Ambassador Extraordinaire and Plenipotentiary, Embassy of the Republic of Turkey.