Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
UN Security Council “very concerned” about North Korean missile launches: Craft
U.S. ambassador to the UN Kelly Craft rotates to the presidency of the Security Council this month
North Korean police threaten death penalty for fake drug, alcohol trafficking
Officials must not "receive money and goods" from citizens engaged in criminal activities, poster stresses
Kim Jong Un opens large farm in a bid to “improve diets” of local people: KCNA
Construction of the town-sized Jungphyong Vegetable Greenhouse Farm and Tree Nursery began in August 2018
Ask a North Korean: is North Korea environmentally-friendly?
"'Nature' in North Korea is so bleak I am ashamed to even call it that."
North Korea in November 2019: a month in review and what’s ahead
An analytic look at the main developments of the November 1-November 30 period
Typhoon Lingling displaced over 6000 people on North Korea’s east coast: IFRC
September storm resulted in water and sanitation issues, 75,000 hectares of crops damaged, new report says
Ask a North Korean: how do North Koreans prepare for war and natural disasters?
"When it comes to war-related threats, the DPRK is equipped with an anti-U.S.-terrorism strategy"
Window “still open” for a deal with North Korea, Biegun tells U.S. Senators
Top envoy to DPRK says his promotion to Deputy Secretary of State will bring "higher stature" to the issue
Party like it’s 1998: how South Korean tourism to Mount Kumgang got started
The story of how South Korea's leading dissident and a chaebol tycoon launched the historic inter-Korean project
Stop sharing sensitive photos on social media, North Korea warns diplomats
Foreign envoys sharing imagery with "impure intentions," DPRK foreign ministry complains
