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North Korea human rights groups express relief as Moon leaves office
Civil society, UN and others have criticized ‘the lack of North Korean human rights policy’ enacted under Moon Jae-in
Dutch intelligence says North Korea using Netherlands-based servers for hacking
Agency says DPRK uses The Netherlands’ fast internet to stage targeted attacks on cybersecurity researchers
Expert roundup: What’s the message behind Kim Jong Un’s latest military parade?
Experts eye Kim’s nuclear remarks with concern as new South Korean president prepares to take office
North Korea accuses EU of ‘hostile policy’ after new sanctions go into effect
DPRK foreign ministry says sanctions ‘farce’ shows the European Union is a ‘puppet’ of the U.S.
European Union sanctions 12 people and entities linked to DPRK weapons program
North Korea’s intercontinental ballistic missile test last month compelled action from Brussels, said one EU diplomat
US allots $3 million for projects that can improve human rights in North Korea
Washington seeks projects with ‘immediate impact,’ but has yet to appoint new DPRK human rights policy envoy
North Korea slams European Parliament as ‘gang of liars’ after human rights vote
The parliament adopted a new resolution this month condemning North Korea human rights violations
North Korea to send 30 ‘technicians’ to Guinea for agricultural cooperation
West African country agrees to deal with DPRK ambassador to help support research center named after Kim Il Sung
New imported goods on sale at Pyongyang shop after earlier shortages: Sources
Prices of foreign products vary widely, from $17 for 100 grams of coffee to $1.50 for a canned drink
Eleven North Korean defectors reach South in first quarter of 2022: Seoul
Pandemic border controls continue to limit numbers, as expert says North Koreans’ lives becoming more difficult
