First, the request - followed by an explanation:

I need a male reader with a Korean (or Asian) accent to read the following short quote and record it and email it to me.

"I was very suprisved the first time I saw the prisoners. They looked like skeletons - walking skeletons, dwarves, cripples in nothing but rags. It was shocking. I couldn't believe it."

It is easy to record yourself in MP3 format. I use PowerbitS sound recorder and a cheap microphone.

My email is usinkorea@hotmail.com

Explanation:

If you have looked at the North Korea Human Rights section of USFK Forums, you will have noticed I am working on short video edits promoting awareness of NK's human rights situation (and hopefully gain donations for the NGOs whose websites I highlight).

To see all the videos, you can go to this You Tube account.

I am currently working on a video edit to cover North Korea's Political Prisoner Camps (like Yodok).

I want to add some voice-overs to it - because hearing a voice is much better than having the audience read subtitles.

I really hope I can get someone to help me out.

The quote I am using comes from the report Failure to Protect. Below is the section I took it from.

Once in the camps, political prisoners and their families face numerous impediments to their survival. The first such impediment is that prisoners are provided only “starvation-level” food rations, even though they are forced to engage in long and physically demanding labor.This combination often turns the labor camps into death camps. A former guard who defected from North Korea expressed his shock at seeing the prisoners for the first time – he said the prisoners looked like “walking skeletons, dwarfs and cripples in rags.”