Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
Visitors to N.Korea revisited: Not all cards are showing?
Resistance is not futile, and some American visitors may not be what they seem
Exclusive: American ‘defector’ home safely from North Korea
Martinez returned home discreetly last year, in contrast to public appearance in late 2014
The only way to deal with North Korea
Sanctions appear to be working, but now's not the time for the U.S., South Korea to let up
In Juche North Korea, elections hold you
Election day may be a festive occasion, but it's hardly the people choosing their own leaders
North Korean human rights or human rights for all?
Expert says no dialogue, politically motivated bills won’t lead to more rights for N.Koreans
How Cold War assistance shaped N.Korea’s view of aid
Help from communist countries conditioned Pyongyang to view aid as steady and unconditional
Sanctions and new technology could help divided families
Do divided Koreans need state level negotiations to hold reunions?
A look into North Korea’s ‘Invitation-Only Zone’
Journalist Robert Boynton spent years investigating North Korea’s abduction of Japanese citizens
What does N.Korea do for its seniors?
To make a long story short, it doesn't do much; they have to work
To see South Korea’s future, look to Europe’s refugee crisis
S.Koreans' support for N.Korean immigration will diminish, just as Europeans' has
