SEOUL – A developed network of individuals, many of whom are connected to white supremacy movements, have been representing U.S.-based organisations affiliated to the North Korean government since the early 2000s, an NK News investigation exclusively reveals today.
The report, by investigative journalist Nate Thayer, is the result of an 8-month investigation that chronicles the dark and shady world of North Korea's overseas support groups.
SEOUL – A developed network of individuals, many of whom are connected to white supremacy movements, have been representing U.S.-based organisations affiliated to the North Korean government since the early 2000s, an NK News investigation exclusively reveals today.
The report, by investigative journalist Nate Thayer, is the result of an 8-month investigation that chronicles the dark and shady world of North Korea's overseas support groups.
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