Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
Coronavirus may affect upcoming U.S.-ROK military exercises, defense chiefs say
"The situation is quite serious," South Korean defense minister Jeong Kyeong-doo tells press at the Pentagon
NGO granted permission to bring South Korean medical equipment into North
SAM Care International set to bring goods worth $179,673 into DPRK, letter reveals
IFRC wins sanctions exemption for North Korea coronavirus prevention work
Red Cross to send 10,000 test kits, 10,000 pairs of gloves, and 4,000 masks to DPRK, letter shows
Ask a North Korean: what is the healthcare system in the DPRK really like?
"How much money a patient has determines whether they live or die"
North Korea calls off upcoming Pyongyang marathon amid coronavirus fears
Annual event was set to go ahead on April 12
Amid North Korea coronavirus shutdown, ambassador says diplomatic work on hold
DPRK has been "completely isolated," Russia's top in-country diplomat writes
Why the DPRK’s subpar healthcare system may be its biggest threat to the region
North Korean unpreparedness to deal with a pandemic could undermine regime rule and create internal instability
United Nations still absent working banking channel to North Korea
Last time UN was able to remit cash to agencies working in DPRK was 2018
Former North Korean diplomat vows to improve protection for defectors if elected
Thae Yong-ho set to stand for election in April's South Korean legislative elections
China exported $50 million in medical supplies to North Korea in 2019: data
As Beijing pushed for an end to sanctions, it was also sending millions of medical supplies to DPRK
