the scuffle, saying Tuesday that the South Koreans "behaved aggressively._ "This is obviously a regrettable incident (and) unacceptable behavior,"_ she said. The incident came amid reports that China is returning dozens of North Koreans to their communist homeland instead of letting them defect to the capitalist South. What's that? You say you want to see video? Why, of course I have video! The U.N. finds the (justifiably) obnoxious behavior of the South Koreans unacceptable. So what does the U.N. have to say about China sending refugees to gulags, or North Korea torturing them to death there? Also, who the hell invited North Korea to participate in a U.N. meeting about human rights? Invited ? Subpoenaed would have been more like it. South Korea's public reaction against China's contempt for the lives of North Koreans is rising, if slowly. Movie stars and racing girls are showing up at regular protests in front of the Chinese Embassy in Seoul. Even Hillary Clinton had something to say about it: Speaking at a press conference with South Korean Foreign Minister Kim Sung-Hwan, Clinton did not comment directly on reports by refugee advocates in Seoul that China has repatriated the North Koreans arrested last month. But she "urged every country to act according to international obligations," including the 1951 UN refugee convention and the 1967 protocol. "The United States shares the concerns by both the government and the people of the Republic of (South) Korea about the human rights situation in North Korea and the