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Doug Christie apologises for joining Dennis Rodman's trip to North Korea

Former NBA star Doug Christie apologises for taking part in a basketball trip to North Korea to celebrate controversial leader Kim Jong-Un's birthday.

Former NBA star Doug Christie has apologised for taking part in a basketball trip with Dennis Rodman to North Korea, which is known for its poor human rights record.

Rodman assembled a US basketball team to play in a match to celebrate the birthday of controversial North Korea leader Kim Jong-Un last week.

Upon his return, Christie told TMZ: "I'd like to apologise to my family and friends and all my fellow Americans if what I did was un-American or unpatriotic."

Christie also said that if he had known what he does now, he "probably wouldn't" have gone on the trip.

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Former US basketball player Dennis Rodman signs autographs for fans during an exhibition event of the NBA Legends team against Bogota's bastketball team Los Piratas, in Bogota, Colombia, on August 8, 2013
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