China building network of refugee camps along border with North Korea
(The Guardian China)

Document suggests at least five camps are being set up as Beijing prepares for possible influx of refugees should Kim Jong-un´s regime collapseChina is quietly building a network of refugee camps along its 880-mile (1,416km) border with North Korea as it braces for the human exodus that a conflict or potentially messy collapse of Kim Jong-un´s regime might unleash. The existence of the camps, first reported in English by the New York Times, emerged in an apparently leaked internal document from a state-run telecoms giant that has apparently been tasked with providing them with internet services. Much of the regime´s domestic legitimacy rests on portraying the country as under constant threat from the US and its regional allies, South Korea and Japan. Related: North Korea fortifies part of border where defector escaped Related: `Quite backwards`: Chinese tourists gawk at impoverished North Koreans Continue reading...