Human Security / Human Rights
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Defector group likely failed to send leaflets into North Korea, South says
FFNK also may have spread false information about the number of balloons they have used, and items they carried: MOU
North Korea, Nigeria agree to expand cooperation in public health
Nigerian health minister says country has a "desire to learn" from the DPRK
Sentenced to life five years ago, status of South Koreans in North Korea unclear
Choe Chun-gil and Kim Kuk-gi were charged with espionage, sentenced to hard labor on June 23, 2015
Activists say they launched thousands of anti-regime leaflets into North Korea
Fighters for a Free North Korea said they defied a ban from Seoul and will continue the "struggle for justice"
As expat community in North Korea shrinks, new arrivals are suspended
Hardliners in Pyongyang may be working to limit the number of resident foreigners, sources say
Otto Warmbier’s death: a reminder of North Korea’s ongoing human rights abuses
Otto's passing three years ago poignantly reflects the oppression of the North Korean people today
North Korea says 2018 accord with South “dead,” will go ahead with leaflet drops
Spokesman for Pyongyang's United Front Department says relations have "broken down"
Drop plans for anti-South leafleting campaign, Seoul urges North Korea
Ministry of Unification condemns Pyongyang's plans to send “leaflet bombs of justice” across the inter-Korean border
WHO receives sanctions exemptions to bring vehicles into North Korea
The World Health Organization granted approval to bring Toyota Landcruisers worth $146,000 into DPRK
Why this NGO will continue sending balloons and bibles into North Korea
The business of peace is far too important to be left to politicians, writes Pastor Eric Foley
