Human Security / Human Rights
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North Koreans are drying corn — and you can literally see it from outer space
Satellite images show this year’s grain drying season, which is especially important after recent typhoons and floods
What North Korea can do right now to stave off a full-blown economic crisis
Kim Jong Un is dealing with natural disasters, sanctions and COVID-19 — but there are some solutions to consider
North Koreans cry tears of joy over their new ‘socialist fairyland’ homes
After destructive floods, state media ran propaganda photos of citizens getting housing papers and vowing to grow crops
North Korea may need to import more grains to survive COVID-19 and 2020 storms
Cereal crop production looks favorable for much of the world, but North Korea may still suffer from terrible shortages
South Korean governor pushes for joint healthcare center in North Korea
Gyeonggi Province Gov. Lee Jae-myung pitched the idea once again — this time with two potential locations in mind
Kim Jong Un praises old flood recovery project as success of newer campaign
Satellite imagery shows village reconstruction started in June, as state media on Tuesday presented it as more recent
North Korea slaps typhoon relief work with more COVID-19 restrictions
North Korea orders workers sent to storm-struck Hamgyong to get medical checkups and to avoid “unnecessary” movement
US to loosen restrictions for humanitarian workers traveling to North Korea
A new, proposed amendment will allow American humanitarian workers multiple-entry special validation passports
Russia delivers 25,000 tons of aid to North Korea in second shipment of year
The volume of aid is the same as April’s delivery, likely approved before recent typhoons hit
Kim Jong Un satisfied with housing construction efforts for flood victims: KCNA
North Korean leader Kim makes second visit to Unpha county after severe flooding in early August
