Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
North Korean fishermen lead dangerous lives as the ‘avant-garde of capitalism’
A North Korean defector recalls the good old days of profiting off unregulated waters as he casts his line in the South
North Korea enacts new law urging businesses to save money and resources
A new decree was adopted in a rarely-publicized meeting of top Supreme People's Assembly (SPA) officials
Internal document: North Korea may clamp down on homeless as COVID-19 prevention
Document suggests that Kim Jong Un ratified policies to send wanderers to relief stations
North Korea in Oct. 2020: A month review and what’s ahead
An analytical look at the main developments from Oct. 1, 2020 to Oct. 31, 2020
North Korea policy: What happens if Trump or Biden gets elected?
Lieutenant General Chun In-bum and Yonsei University Professor John Delury discuss the future of North Korea policy
North Korea reports 5,368 ‘suspected’ COVID-19 cases, surge amid military parade
The number of those tested and quarantined in the DPRK spiked around the Oct. 10 parade, but no confirmed cases yet
North Korea warns workers about COVID-19, boosts domestic face mask production
State media says workers are being taught about COVID-19 sanitization and factories are upping face mask production
North Korea’s mass games propaganda event ends after mysteriously short run
State media gave little attention this year to mass performances at Pyongyang’s May Day Stadium
North Korea worried that winter snow and birds could spread COVID-19
State media warned citizens of infected snow after sharing fears that yellow dust from China could spread the virus
Two years later, spy charges against French man with DPRK ties remain unclear
Nov. 2020 marks two years since Benoît Quennedey, a French civil servant, was arrested for espionage
