Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
How the North Korean state could make life easier for the “Donju”
DPRK policymakers have a range of ways to expand opportunities for the entrepreneurial class
Severe drought in North Korea cut expected harvest output in half: IFRC
Urgent action required to safeguard food security in the country, aid organization says
Former marine linked to North Korea embassy break-in released on bail
Christopher Ahn to be held under house arrest, may hold press conference next week
Ask a North Korean: from middle-class life to famine and freedom
Introducing a new writer, a former resident of Hyesan, Ryanggang-do
Humanitarian exemptions for North Korean aid work: crunching the numbers
The process has streamlined in recent months, though humanitarian groups still face major challenges
High-profile defector linked to February raid on North Korean embassy in Madrid
Liberty in North Korea CEO says Charles Ryu was "recruited" by Free Joseon group
Fujimoto’s Japanese restaurant in Pyongyang remains open, sushi chef spotted
Despite reports, diner at "Takahashi" says chef still working in capital
NK News statement on release of Alek Sigley
DPRK state media says Australian detainee was committing "anti-DPRK incitement" on behalf of NK News
Australian released by North Korea on Thursday will “return to normal life”
Alek Sigley will not be taking media requests, statement says
Alek Sigley, detained in North Korea for over a week, now safe in Japan
Australian had been living in Pyongyang as a student before mystery disappearance last Tuesday
