Kim Ho-soon, 66-year-old fisher-woman, adjusts her mask as she prepares to dive off island of Baengnyeong,...
Kim Ho-soon, a 66-year-old fisher-woman, adjusts her mask as she prepares to dive off the island of Baengnyeong, which lies on the South Korean side of the Northern Limit Line (NLL), in the Yellow Sea April 12, 2014. "North Korea doesn't bother us...[South Korean] military, China and reporters are ones that bother us" said Kim. Local fishermen, many of whom have been on the islands for generations, have had their fishing grounds vastly restricted by the Northern Limit Line. The Northern Limit Line, a disputed maritime border that wraps itself round a part of the North's coastline, has been the scene of frequent clashes between South and North Korea. The line was drawn up at the end of the 1950-53 Korean War and North Korea does not recognize it. The two sides are still technically at war as the conflict ended in a mere truce, not a treaty. Picture taken April 12, 2014. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj (SOUTH KOREA - Tags: MILITARY SOCIETY POLITICS)
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