Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
North Korea reveals imposing new prosecutors HQ amid anti-corruption campaign
Expert says elaborate new campus part of Kim Jong Un’s efforts to enhance rule by law for enforcing party policy
Outside information can change North Korea. But it won’t start a revolution.
Heightened surveillance and border controls mean it's time to alter our approach to info warfare — and our expectations
North Korean ambassador joins UN climate change conference in Egypt
Video and photo show Ma Tong Hui attending COP27 in rare in-person DPRK diplomatic appearance during pandemic
State media review: Rodong Sinmun launches new mobile-friendly website
An in-depth analysis of site redesign for smartphone users, forest fire warnings, an ice cream factory and more
UN sends $1M to North Korean bank account for ‘humanitarian assistance’
Experts note there are no international personnel in country to verify whether DPRK uses the money as intended
North Korea in October 2022: A month in review and what’s ahead
An analytical look at the main developments from October 1, 2022 to October 31, 2022
Timeline: From North Korea’s missile launch over Japan to US-ROK military drills
NK Pro timeline charts the key events from October 1 - October 31
Italian firm wins UN sanctions exemption for DPRK food security project
AESA previously received an exemption in 2019 to provide ‘technical support’ to Europe’s Food Security Office
Seoul cosponsors North Korea human rights resolution for first time in 4 years
Yoon administration’s decision to endorse annual UN resolution marks break from approach under previous government
The lasting legacy of North Korean orphans in Poland
DPRK sent thousands of children to the country after the Korean War in a move that has shaped bilateral ties to this day
