US Activists Defy Kim Jong Un's Christmas Ban

Gifts of Bibles, Food, and Messages of Hope Sent to North Korean Shores

Kim Jong Un has banned Christmas in North Korea, but US activists are sending gifts of Bibles, food, and messages of hope to the North Korean shores.
The North Korean Freedom Coalition has launched 17 bottles into the Yellow Sea, each containing rice, a $1 US bill, and a flash drive with Bible verses.
The flash drives also contain recorded messages from members of Congress describing Christmas and North Korea's historical connection to it.
Activists aim to breach Kim Jong Un's closed borders and spread information about the outside world to North Koreans.
An estimated 400,000 Christians live in North Korea, with around 17% believed to be imprisoned.