Experts discussed ways of implementing recommendations from the UN Commission of Inquiry report at the International Coalition to Stop Crimes against Humanity in North Korea (INCK) Conference in Seoul on Tuesday.
Experts said the North Korean position regarding human rights has changed, a notable achievement stemming from the pressure of the international community.
Experts discussed ways of implementing recommendations from the UN Commission of Inquiry report at the International Coalition to Stop Crimes against Humanity in North Korea (INCK) Conference in Seoul on Tuesday.
Experts said the North Korean position regarding human rights has changed, a notable achievement stemming from the pressure of the international community.
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