Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
Korean War veterans to gather this week in Pyongyang, despite COVID-19 measures
North Korean state media reveals 6th National Conference of War Veterans will be held to mark July 27 holiday
India sends $1 million worth of anti-tuberculosis medicine to North Korea
Indian embassy in Pyongyang says that the assistance was requested by the World Health Organization (WHO)
Seoul ‘inspecting’ – not investigating – non-profit corporations: MOU
Ministry plans to expand 'inspection' of private non-profit North Korea human rights groups in wake of current scrutiny
North Korea conducted more than 1,000 COVID-19 tests: All results ‘negative’
World Health Organization suggests less than 200 have been tested since the last update in June
The six South Koreans still held in North Korea – NKNews Podcast Ep.138
NK News's Chad O'Carroll and Jeongmin Kim discuss their investigation into the current situation of the six men
Unification minister nominee proposes inter-Korean public health complex
Lee In-young says South Korea should pursue humanitarian work and tourism with the DPRK independently of the U.S.
UN agencies unable to leave Pyongyang, creating unprecedented obstacles
Foreign workers at UN agencies in the capital unable to leave the country due to COVID-19 measures enacted in February
Italian firm granted another extension to UN sanctions exemptions
Agrotec SPA faced difficulties delivering agricultural machinery to DPRK farms since summer 2019
COVID-19 aid from Switzerland arrived in North Korea mid-June: FDFA
Disinfection kits exempted from UN sanctions have been delivered to North Korean hospitals, crossing Sino-DPRK border
Ask a North Korean: how do defectors keep contact with relatives in the North?
"North Korea is sealed off from the rest of the world, but defectors are able to make contact"
