Recent criticism of the UN Human Rights Office in Seoul, coming from individuals supposedly working towards North Korean human rights, unfairly judges the offices’ work and does not represent the views of the majority of activists in this field.
Furthermore, it is actually harmful to the broader North Korean human rights movement and our shared goal of improving the human rights situation inside North Korea.
Recent criticism of the UN Human Rights Office in Seoul, coming from individuals supposedly working towards North Korean human rights, unfairly judges the offices’ work and does not represent the views of the majority of activists in this field.
Furthermore, it is actually harmful to the broader North Korean human rights movement and our shared goal of improving the human rights situation inside North Korea.
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