Uighur activist not allowed to enter South Korea

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Updated September 18, 2009 20:08:10

The Human Rights organisation, Amnesty International says South Korean authorities have been tight lipped about their reasons for holding a leading Uighur activist at an airport for more than 40 hours.

Presenter: Christine Webster
Speakers: Norma Kang Muico, East Asia Researcher at Amnesty International who is currently in South Korea

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