Undercover Korea

Currently there are children living in Korea whose parents are illegal immigrants or asylum seekers and therefore they are refused birth certificates even from their own embassies. These are unregistered children who have no legal nationality.

600,000 Koreans could not return from Japan after the liberation in 1950. Their children were born and they grew up facing discrimination in Japan. Once grown, they chose to study abroad in their motherland, South Korea. But what they face in Korea was illegal arrests and tortures. In 1970s, they were “made” as spies by Korean government.