U.N. rapporteur says met with N. Korean waitresses sought by North

The U.N. Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in North Korea, Tomas Ojea Quintana, said Tuesday that he met with some members of a group of North Korean restaurant workers who may have been abducted to South Korea against their will.Speaking at a press conference in Seoul at the end of a weeklong visit, he said that the rights of the 12 women should be respected as they are "victims.""When I say victims, I am implying that they were subject to some kind of deceit in regard to where they were going," Quintana said.Quintana said that from his interviews he found out there were "so…READ FULL ARTICLE