Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
North Korea slams ‘Western countries’ in apparent reference to Atlanta shootings
Experts say that North Korea is leveraging racial issues in the U.S. to deflect from its own human rights abuses
Seoul wants DPRK sanctions enforced — but not at the cost of humanitarian aid
After visit from U.S. officials, the unification ministry in Seoul weighed in on North Korea sanctions and human rights
North Korea’s new China ambassador may boost economic cooperation to new heights
Diplomat Ri Ryong Nam was appointed around the same time as a series of reports on increased China-DPRK cooperation
Korean Americans urge Biden to officially end the 70-year Korean War
More than 70 Korean Americans — from university professors to TikTok stars — penned an open letter calling for peace
No UN or NGO workers left in North Korea after more expats depart Pyongyang
The loss of humanitarian workers could have a massive effect on North Korea in the near future
China’s new domestic vaccine mandate could devastate future North Korea travel
Beijing announced that visa applicants will have to be inoculated with a Chinese-made vaccine
US secretary of state slams North Korean human rights abuses during Seoul visit
Antony Blinken stressed an “unwavering” alliance and also vowed to work towards denuclearizing North Korea
Energy plant powering North Korea’s capital city in a state of ‘dire disrepair’
One of North Korea’s biggest energy sites is nearing its end while another remains under construction, new report says
Bodacious bikini babes: South Korean propaganda leaflets in the 1980s
Pictures of sexy women were designed to distract North Korean soldiers on duty and encourage them to defect
Blinken feels ‘strongly’ about re-appointing a North Korea human rights envoy
The position has been left vacant since the Obama administration ended in Jan. 2017
