Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
Will Pope Francis visit North Korea?
His maverick style makes a visit possible, though institutional hurdles could scupper a summit
Why declaring an end to the Korean War is more complicated than you might think
Five conflicts continue on the peninsula - sustainable peace will require an end to them all
North Korean worker files legal complaint against Dutch firm over forced labor
Complaint says Dutch firm knew of "inhumane, slave-like" conditions faced by DPRK workers in Poland
Decoupling in the works? A monthly wrap-up round table – NKNews Podcast Ep.44
The NK News team delves into sanctions, summitry, and a growing split in the alliance
How the North is run: the intelligence services
Available information paints a chaotic picture of the DPRK's spy service
North Korea in October 2018: a month in review
An analytic look at the main developments of the September 22-October 21 period
UNICEF receives USD$3.2 million for DPRK aid efforts from UN emergency fund
Money to go towards treating malnutrition and a clean water and hygiene project
North Korea’s 2018 Foundation Day: the inside story
The DPRK took major steps to sell itself to the world, though big questions remain about its long-term sincerity
As daylight grows, South Korea must choose between sovereignty or the alliance
Seoul may soon be faced with a stark decision to make
“No substantial changes” to N. Korean human rights situation: Special Rapporteur
Tomás Ojea Quintana says ROK, U.S. must raise issue with DPRK in future talks
