Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
Propaganda or solidarity: where does North Korea really stand on Black lives?
North Korean state media repeatedly condemned U.S. police violence, but experts are split on Pyongyang's true intentions
Anti-regime leaflet launches don’t help everyday North Koreans, South insists
Seoul defends efforts to crackdown on controversial flyer launches
Christianity in North Korea – NKNews Podcast Ep.137
Peter Prove discusses both state-sanctioned and underground religious communities in North Korea
Stopping COVID-19 more important than the economy, North Korean media says
Rodong Sinmun article urges officials to play closer attention to pandemic control efforts
Four months since first approval, shipment of COVID-19 aid enters North Korea
IFRC blames border closures and global shortages of medical equipment for delay
U.S. NGO wins sanctions exemption for North Korea agricultural projects
American Friends Service Committee says work will help to address the "critical issue of food availability" in the DPRK
Activity at Pyongyang’s May Day Stadium hints at August start for mass games
Floor covering installed in recent days, imagery shows, as public practices have reportedly increased this month
North Korean crowds visit Kim statues nationwide amid grave COVID-19 warnings
All citizens wearing masks, but social distancing absent in visits commemorating founding leader's death
Satellite internet in North Korea: past, present, and future
Despite harsh restrictions, top-down trends will likely spread internet access from the elites to ordinary North Koreans
Activist renounces South Korean police protection from North Korean “threats”
Park Sang-hak, known for controversial leaflet launches, says he no longer wants to be tailed by local law enforcement
