Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
Why a South Korean publisher could face years in prison for printing a memoir
Critics say the ban on North Korean materials is outdated and a violation of free speech
North Korea slams ‘vaccine nationalism’ at World Health Assembly in Geneva
In apparent reversal, DPRK now praising success of COVID-19 vaccine development
Ask a North Korean: Can Joe Biden reach a breakthrough with North Korea?
"It's foolish to keep suggesting that North Korea seriously intends to denuclearize."
Timeline: From US-ROK summit to child mine workers
NK Pro timeline charts the key events from May 1 to May 31
North Korea still claiming it’s COVID-free in latest WHO report
Over 28,000 have reportedly been tested inside the DPRK, but the country says all tests came back negative
North Korean children rush to coal mines to ‘repay’ party’s love: state media
Orphans brought up by the state reportedly volunteering to work in “difficult and labor-consuming fields”
Lawmaker proposes a South Korean-version of ‘Otto Warmbier Act’
Experts, defectors say Seoul lacks access to DPRK assets to make this possible
Photos: Inside an abandoned North Korean compound in southwest Africa
Contracts, books and journals suggest multi-million dollar operations in Namibia
Kim Jong Un tells workers ‘communist faith’ will overcome poverty, bring utopia
North Korean leader’s letter read at the 8th Congress of the General Federation of Trade Unions of Korea held this week
Thae Yong-ho’s free speech double-standard: Balloons vs propaganda
Controversy over Kim Il Sung’s memoirs is a reminder that fundamental rights have become politicized in South Korea
