A group of experts will be formed to study how to bring North Korea’s leaders to account for possible crimes against humanity following the adoption of a resolution at the UN Human Rights Council on Wednesday.
The resolution requests the High Commissioner for Human Rights appoint a maximum of two independent experts for a period of six months to work in support of the UN Special Rapporteur for human rights in North Korea, Marzuki Darusman.
A group of experts will be formed to study how to bring North Korea’s leaders to account for possible crimes against humanity following the adoption of a resolution at the UN Human Rights Council on Wednesday.
The resolution requests the High Commissioner for Human Rights appoint a maximum of two independent experts for a period of six months to work in support of the UN Special Rapporteur for human rights in North Korea, Marzuki Darusman.
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