2020

Walking through Dundas Square is Hyuk, a North Korean refugee living in Toronto. It is estimated that between 100-1,000 North Korean refugees are currently living in Toronto. Due to strict immigration policies that make it challenging for North Korean refugees to come to Canada, many of them are underground and in hiding. North Koreans flee from North Korea due to a lack of proper nutrition, severe limitations on their rights and freedoms, and a lower quality of life. It is also estimated that there are between 80,000-250,000 North Koreans currently detained in modern day concentration camps. To learn more about North Korean refugees in Canada and to support them, visit hanvoice.ca

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The original photo is 24” x 36” and printed on an aluminum composite sheet (dibond) with a built-in subframe for mounting.

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The print is 12” x 18” and printed on museum-quality poster print made on heavy weight, natural white, ultra smooth matte paper. Printed on archival, acid-free paper in Toronto, CA. Please note that this item is 1 of 20.

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