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Take Caution When Engaging Totalitarian Regimes

Recent cases shed light on the dangers of engaging totalitarian regimes—North Korea and the Chinese Communist Party.
Take Caution When Engaging Totalitarian Regimes
South Korean conservative activists stage an anti-North korea rally outside a state human rights committee in Seoul, 18 October 2007, denouncing human rights abuses in North Korea. Jung Yeon-Je/AFP/Getty Images
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South Korean conservative activists stage an anti-North korea rally outside a state human rights committee in Seoul, 18 October 2007, denouncing human rights abuses in North Korea. (Jung Yeon-Je/AFP/Getty Images)
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