Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
Foreign minister admits to differences between U.S., ROK over North Korea policy
In press briefing, Kang Kyung-wha says greater dialogue on DPRK issues needed between the allies
U.S. authorities step up manhunt for North Korean embassy break-in ringleader
Adrian Hong considered to be "armed and dangerous," U.S. Marshals Service warns
Adrian Hong visited Tokyo ahead of February DPRK embassy break-in, sources say
Trip was reportedly part of efforts to secure protection for Kim Han Sol
Ex-marine tied to DPRK embassy break-in to be detained pending extradition hearing
Christopher Ahn described as "danger to the community" in court documents unsealed Tuesday
Activity at Pyongyang’s May Day Stadium hints at early start for 2019 mass games
News follows reports earlier this week of ongoing outdoor practices in DPRK capital
Mass Games training drills observed in Pyongyang, photos show
Preparations come amid rumor that Chinese leader Xi Jinping will soon visit Pyongyang
U.S. makes first arrests in North Korean embassy raid case
One accused is former U.S. marine, reports say
Urgent action needed to ensure North Korea’s food security in April, MFA says
Leaked memo stressed the "dangerousness" of current food supply situation
U.S. Christian group receives UN sanctions exemption for project in North Korea
Love North Korea Ministries previously ran surf camp, other sports exchanges in the DPRK
How a leadership reshuffle could spell trouble for future North Korean reforms
With sanctions beginning to take their toll, Kim Jong Un may be changing course
