The U.N. special rapporteur on North Korean human rights called for “broad-based women’s participation” in inter-Korean peace and security efforts on Wednesday, in her latest report on the country’s human rights situation.

But while experts praised Elizabeth Salmon’s focus on North Korean women and girls, they told NK News that the report lacks detail and fails to adequately address specific human rights violations in the DPRK.

“No sustainable peace will be realized if women’s rights continue to be undermined,” Salmon wrote in the advance draft of the report, noting that “female representation in highest decision-making bodies remains extremely low.”

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