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Canada rejects asylum request from Kim Jong-il's ex-bodyguard who fears kidnap

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Canada has reportedly rejected an asylum request from Kim Jong-il's former bodyguard. Lee Young-guk, 57, said he fears he will be kidnapped if he is deported back to South Korea.

Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Board is said to have rejected a request by the ex-bodyguard to allow him to remain in the country.

The board reportedly said that Lee’s statements that he faces persecution in South Korea "lacked credibility". Lee told The Toronto Star through an interpreter: "The situation is bleak. “(The regime) tried to kidnap me when I was in South Korea.

If Canada returns me there, I’m a dead man.” In 2000, Lee joined an exodus of defectors and made it to Seoul via China. In 2016, he arrived in Toronto with his wife and two children, seeking

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