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On May 9th, Chris Green from The Daily NK spoke about information freedom activities in North Korea for NKnet’s speaker series on North Korean human rights.  He began

by David Slatter Most of us understand reporting on North Korea can be difficult. The majority of internal information is considered a state secret, media access is extremely limited,

by Tad Farrell On May 10, InterMedia Associate Director Nathaniel Kretchun delivered a presentation on the changing media environment of North Korea, suggesting that the presence of unsanctioned foreign

by Matthew McGrath On May 2, the fourth installment of NK net’s Human Rights lecture series featured Kim Sang-heon, the founder and current chairman of the Database Center for

by Matthew McGrath On April 25th, NK Net’s third lecture in their North Korea Human Rights speaker series featured the well-known North Korea watcher and commentator, Dr. Andrei Lankov.

Recent signs of progress and reform slowly emerging from within the DPRK such as the "leap day deal" have been hampered by the North Korea's Unha-3 rocket launch

by Tad Farrell UPDATE  01 MAY NOON: Wired.com have now corrected and amended the original article. Thanks to Editor Noah for taking the time to do so. UPDATE 30 APRIL

By Chad O’Carroll North Korea continues to ratchet up its belligerent rhetoric against South Korea, this week threatening to destroy a range of South Korean targets including the Blue

by Matthew McGrath, Seoul On April 18th, NKnet invited former gulag prisoner Mr. Kang Chol-hwan to speak about recent political and social developments in North Korea. Kang is known