Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
North Korea “exploring” ways to engage on human rights, says UN special rapporteur
Situation on the ground remains "extremely serious," however, Tomás Ojea Quintana says
“Unite for the end-of-the-year battle!”: North Korean street propaganda in late 2018
Economic themes continue to dominate as Songun politics take a backseat
Why the U.S. must not rush into a second summit with Kim Jong Un
Recent events in and around the peninsula demonstrate just how dangerous a bungled deal could be
U.S. to ease humanitarian-related travel, shipments to North Korea
Washington shifts gears to ease private delivery of aid DPRK
The fourth Sino-DPRK summit: what we learned
Beijing and Pyongyang emerge from this meeting closer than ever
Prominent defectors urge Italy, South Korea to protect missing DPRK diplomat
Jo Song Gil's whereabouts remain unknown
North Korea to hold legislative elections on March 10: KCNA
Highly-controlled vote unlikely to bring major change, though may offer hints at changing leadership
South Korea to provide flu treatment supplies to the North: MOU
Delivery will be first of its kind in almost ten years
Locals still “highly vulnerable” after deadly landslides in rural N. Korea: IFRC
Kumchon residents lacked plan for landslides, Red Cross reports, as town continues rebuilding effort
Following his surprise defection, what next for Jo Song Gil?
History suggests the missing diplomat may choose to keep a low profile
