Human Security / Human Rights
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Philippe Pons: Avoiding cliché covering North Korea as a journalist
In a new book, Le Monde writer shares his 35 years of experience covering the DPRK
Debunking claims that Pyongyang’s nuke tests cause earthquakes in the South
Conspiracy theories abound that Pyongyang's test "angered the sky"
North Korea’s attempts to block outside information will fail
Kim Jong Un is right to worry about knowledge that is damaging to his regime coming into the country
South Korea split over whether to aid “arch-nemesis” in flood relief
Moderates urge Blue House to separate nuke tests from flooding, but govt says aid unlikely
“Ms. Wang” and the curious case of North Korea’s Chinese citizens
Understanding the DPRK's Chinese minority and what their future holds
DPRK lies and videotape: North Korea’s “investigative” journalism
Cloaked in the language of objectivity, state media hits back at international condemnation
Ask a North Korean: Can outside information bring change?
"After watching drama and movies, I knew I desperately wanted to live in the world I saw"
Tracking the damage: assessing North Korea’s flooding situation
Satellite analysis reveals significant damage to infrastructure
China’s frustrated response to North Korea’s fifth nuke test
Largest test so far raises stakes for Beijing - and patience is running out
Aid in North Korea and the four humanitarian principles
Examining how aid works in the DPRK is essential to balancing its pros and cons
