Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
U.S. hoping to get as “far down the road” as possible with N. Korea: Pompeo
Pompeo says another U.S. delegation will leave for Asia this weekend to work on the summit
France secures two new North Korean humanitarian exemptions at UNSC
Exemptions represent the ninth and tenth such approvals issued last month
ROK expresses “regret” as press barred from bringing equipment to Mt. Kumgang
South Korea cites "difference in perspective" with U.S., denies link to sanctions fears
Russia preparing to send 50,000 tons of wheat, other aid to North Korea: lawmaker
In meeting with ambassador, Russian side also raised concerns about illegal fishing by DPRK
Food insecurity “expected to increase” in North Korea this year: FAO
UN organization requesting USD$10 million to assist agriculture sector in 2019
How to engage North Korea on human rights – NK News Podcast ep.57
The UN's Signe Poulsen discusses the COI, sanctions, and working to improve life in the DPRK
Five years since the COI, what progress on North Korean human rights?
Experts weigh in on the long-term impact of the Commission of Inquiry
North Korea: a month in review – NK News Podcast ep.56
NK News CEO Chad O'Carroll discusses a busy January on the peninsula
UN approves two more humanitarian exemptions for NGO work in North Korea
Shipments approved for WASH projects by Swiss aid agency, World Vision International
Russia to repatriate all N. Korean workers by end of 2019, labor minister affirms
Moscow commits to "international obligations," though questions about its compliance remain
