Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
Annexing Ukraine’s land makes clear Russia won’t cooperate on North Korea
Moscow’s actions undermine institutions seeking to curb the DPRK’s nuclear program and suggest it will flout sanctions
North Korea-linked voice phishing campaign nets over $600M: UN report
IT workers connected to DPRK’s missile development agency peddle phishing apps and other tools abroad, member state says
State media review: Farmers rejoice after receiving new harvest equipment
An in-depth analysis of efforts to boost food production, DPRK criticism of the South Korean president, and more
North Korea claims US soldiers cut child’s arms off in latest hate campaign
State media airs footage of armless woman saying she’s a war crime victim in new anti-U.S. propaganda push
North Korea announces new nationwide mask mandate weeks after COVID ‘victory’
Mandatory masking to restart Saturday in effort to fight ‘flu and infectious diseases' during cold weather months
Seoul approves food aid to North Korea after Kim Jong Un warns of shortages
Yoon administration greenlights second request from private group to send aid to DPRK, but Pyongyang unlikely to accept
Vietnam lets North Koreans in country work on ‘humanitarian’ grounds: Report
Hanoi tells UN sanctions monitors that laborers lack support from Pyongyang after border closure strands them abroad
North Korean missile industry turns to farm machines to address food shortages
Mass ceremony in city square appears to prioritize optics, as state media says Kim Jong Un gifts 5,500 tools for harvest
Dry winter weather to contribute to North Korean food insecurity, WFP projects
World Food Program says reduced snowmelt could harm crops, as pandemic controls appear to exacerbate food shortages
Foreign liquors, cosmetics among sanctioned goods on sale in Pyongyang: Photos
Luxury brands and Chinese industrial goods on offer despite North Korea’s border restrictions, exclusive photos show
