Spy Charges Upheld on S. Korea Lawmaker
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SEOUL, Korea — South Korea’s supreme court rejected appeals by a dissident lawmaker Friday and upheld espionage charges against him and a 10-year prison sentence.
The court ruled that Suh Kyung-won was guilty of espionage by leaking state secrets during his trip to communist North Korea. Suh had claimed that security officials forced him to make false confessions
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