Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
Michael Hay, who managed the longest-running law firm in Pyongyang, dies at 58
Lawyer was known for winning disputes in DPRK, despite its opaque legal system
WHO granted sanctions exemption for coronavirus prevention work in North Korea
Exemption is third for tackling COVID-19 as Pyongyang continues to report no cases of the illness
MSF granted sanctions exemption for North Korea coronavirus prevention work
NGO gets the all-clear to bring personal protective equipment, diagnostic equipment into DPRK
NGO granted permission to bring South Korean medical equipment into North
SAM Care International set to bring goods worth $179,673 into DPRK, letter reveals
Without a new strategy, the U.S. risks its leadership on the North Korea issue
As maximum pressure and engagement fails, countries in the region are going their own way in dealings with Pyongyang
IFRC wins sanctions exemption for North Korea coronavirus prevention work
Red Cross to send 10,000 test kits, 10,000 pairs of gloves, and 4,000 masks to DPRK, letter shows
Pyongyang offices for rent with global communication, stable power “guaranteed”
How the Japan-linked Rim Mi Yong company is targeting international businesses in the North Korean capital
United Nations still absent working banking channel to North Korea
Last time UN was able to remit cash to agencies working in DPRK was 2018
North Korea, WHO to meet in Geneva to discuss coronavirus prevention
North Korea also asked for medical supplies and personal protective equipment, says UNICEF
North Korean restaurants in Dubai shut-down, “temporarily” close
All three DPRK restaurants in the United Arab Emirates appear to have shut down
