Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
Video surveillance equipment on rise inside North Korea
Presence of CCTV units in public places appears to have greatly increased since 2017
How the world misunderestimated Kim Jong Un
The latest Kim is a man with a plan - and it's working out just fine
A diplomat’s life in Pyongyang – NKNews Podcast Ep.40
Martina Aberg Somogyi shares her thoughts on a two-year posting in the DPRK
Summits, sanctions, and diplomacy: the past month in the DPRK – NKNews Podcast ep.39
Korea Risk Group's managing director Chad O'Carroll breaks down recent developments in the DPRK
ROK lawmakers seek to penalize unauthorized sending of leaflets to North Korea
Activists sending anti-regime leaflets to DPRK could face up to three years in jail under new law
How the North is run: the criminal police
The DPRK's regular police force have a close relationship with their more clandestine colleagues - though the job is much less risky
De facto peace treaty? Unpacking the inter-Korean military agreement
If the DPRK follows through on their promises, there is potential for Southern tactical advantages
Improve human rights education for defectors, unification ministry urged
National Human Rights Commission says knowledge of civil rights "necessary for resettlement" in ROK
ROK bills proposing changes to North Korean abduction laws withdrawn
Proposed legislative changes made originally to avoid "conflict" with North Korea
Satellite imagery reveals major flooding along Pyongyang-Kaesong highway
Damage to homes and farmland evident following UN report of deaths due to flooding
