Chinese dissident who fled by dinghy to South Korea arrives in Canada, his friend says
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Dong Guangping was aboard a 3.3-meter inflatable boat in the waters off a western South Korean island in May when he was detained by South Korea’s coast guard for allegedly violating the country’s immigration law
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