Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
How cyberattacks are generating billions in illicit revenue for North Korea
A UNSC report states hacks have contributed $2 billion to date for weapons programs
Damage from Typhoon Lingling “smaller than expected,” North Korean media says
Recovery from Saturday's storm proceeding at a "rapid speed": Rodong Sinmun
No place for “idle” United Nations workers in North Korea, DPRK mission says
DPRK office in New York defends calls for United Nations to cut in-country staff
What to make of North Korea’s recent calls for the UN to cut in-country staff
Former Resident Coordinator in the DPRK weighs in on Pyongyang's recent complaints to the UN
Typhoon damage in North Korea leaves five dead, hundreds of homes destroyed: KCNA
Tropical storm Lingling made land on Saturday, state media says, caused extensive damage
Kim Jong Un oversees emergency meeting for typhoon preparations
Kim says that some officials have an "easy-going" attitude to the inbound storm
UN “in dialogue” with North Korea over request to reduce humanitarian aid workers
Spokesperson confirmed letter from DPRK was received on the issue
Ask a North Korean: What is the ‘songbun’ system like under Kim Jong Un?
"The songbun system exists in name only for many"
Sowing the seeds of improving agriculture: Quakers in North Korea
The American Friends Service Committee has been helping farmers in North Korea for nearly 40 years
North Korean education still “lags far behind” global trends, Kim Jong Un says
In wide-ranging remarks, leader bemoans quality of teaching in DPRK, calls for reform
