Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
U.S. NGO gets UN green light for tuberculosis, hepatitis care work in North Korea
Exemption is second this year for Christian Friends of Korea
Landmines and luxury malls: looking North from South Korea’s Odusan Observatory
A visit to Paju, where the two Koreas meet at a fork in the river
Global Fund says it’s exploring potential return to North Korea aid work
"No timing has been set," however, spokesperson tells NK News
UN approves more delayed North Korea sanctions exemption requests
French NGO Triangle Génération Humanitaire granted go-ahead for food security project
Three years since its passage, South Korea’s North Korea human rights law stalls
Despite law's approval in 2016, highly-anticipated Human Rights Foundation still not functioning
After delay, German NGO wins UN approval for food security projects in N. Korea
Welthungerhilfe received partial exemption in February for late 2018 requests
Recent visitors to North Korea no longer eligible for visa-free entry into U.S.
New rules set to affect foreign citizens who have visited DPRK since 2011
North Korea in July 2019: a month in review and what’s ahead
An analytic look at the main developments of the July 1 and July 31 period
Vietnam in compliance with UN sanctions on N. Korean workers abroad, gov’t says
Over half of workers sent home since 2017 as Hanoi promises to repatriate remainder this year
UN grants humanitarian sanctions exemptions for food security, water projects
World Vision and Agrotec get green light to bring otherwise-prohibited equipment into DPRK
