Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
UN extends NGO’s North Korea sanctions exemption after slow U.S. approval
American aid organization LNKM complained U.S. Treasury to blame for passing original six-month exemption window
Ask a North Korean: how do you feel about the UN ban on overseas workers?
"I couldn't help but sigh at the news that North Korean overseas workers were being sent back to North Korea"
North Korea denounces U.S. official’s human rights remarks as “malicious”
MFA spokesperson's toned-down comment comes days after UNGA adopts annual human rights resolution
U.S. NGO seeks ideas to break North Korea’s information cordon
Lumen wants to "provide all North Korean people with access to uncensored sources of information"
North Korean ambassador condemns annual UN resolution on human rights
Resolution denounced as a product of "hostile forces that obsess with inveterate hatred against us"
With talks going nowhere, the U.S. must now pressure North Korea on human rights
Pyongyang's grim record could be a formidable tool in the looming pressure campaign
UN awards another sanctions exemption to UNICEF for work in North Korea
Aid group plans to use equipment for vaccinations, maternity care, water sanitation projects in DPRK
On Her Majesty’s diplomatic service in Pyongyang – NKNews Podcast Ep.107
John Everard discusses his time as the UK's top diplomat to the DPRK and his thoughts on prospects for the future
Ask a North Korean: why do people decide to leave North Korea?
"The majority of those that decide to leave do so because they're disenchanted by the current political situation"
Chinese grain exports to North Korea drop by half in October: data
DPRK's grain imports from China still higher than any point between spring 2018 and summer of this year
