Defectors

Kazakhstan has tightened its visa rules, making it harder for Russians fleeing military conscription to stay in the Central Asia country.

Ukroboronprom also offered Russian soldiers financial incentives to give up the fight and their working weapons.

About half of Republicans watch Fox News at least once a week and 27 percent tune in daily—that's about twice the share of GOP voters who are as dedicated to Newsmax.

The fliers aim to "inform North Koreans about the truth of the Korean War," according to the leader of a defector group.

A child defecting from North Korea to meet her parents, who had already escaped Kim Jong Un's regime, was equipped with a GPS tracking device.

The names, birth dates and addresses of nearly 1,000 people were leaked.

Powerful men "considered us [sex] toys," one woman said.

"I had no choice but to do what they told me to."

"It was luring and kidnapping, and I know because I took the lead," said the manager who led the group to defect.

Kremlin spies have stepped up surveillance of defectors under U.S. protection, sources say

"It's not going to be like toppling Hussein," the retired general said.

The scientist was reportedly detained in China along with other nine defectors and sent back to North Korea last month.

A North Korean defector was sent 100 Choco Pies and given free Choco Pies for life.

They also did not know cures for diseases existed.

North Korean spies are telling defectors to come home.

Some experts say the drop in numbers is the result of a more efficient propaganda machine implemented by Kim Jong Un.

South Korea hopes it will attract elite defectors from the North to share state secrets.

Daily life in North Korea at times resembles a scripted TV set, Thae said.

One deserter says the men left the group because of how badly they were treated.

More than 20 bodies have been found on the boats since October.