Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
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
North Korean delegation in Cambodia to learn about demining, bomb clearance
Red Cross, police officials in DPRK team express "great interest" in technical exchanges
North Korea in December 2018: a month in review and what’s ahead
An analytic look at the main developments of the November 22-December 31 period
UN Special Rapporteur on North Korean human rights to visit Seoul next week
Tomás Ojea Quintana set to meet with government officials, recent escapees during five-day trip
Senior North Korean diplomat in Italy missing, believed to have defected: NIS
Jo Song Gil previously reported to have fled embassy, "claimed asylum" in Rome
DPRK consultant’s social media activity hints at invasive Chinese interrogation
Michael Spavor listed online on Facebook, Instagram, and Viber in weeks following his detention
Why Washington cannot abandon the North Korean human rights issue
In softening its stance, the U.S. has given up a useful pressure point
Hackers leak personal information of almost 1000 defectors in South Korea: MOU
Data breach follows hacking of computer at state-run Hana center, Seoul says
Rodong accuses the U.S. of “fabricating” UN resolution to strengthen sanctions
Seoul also criticized for "tarnishing atmosphere" of improving ties by raising human rights issue
