Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
In Seoul, tragic death of North Korean defector family sparks shock and outrage
Han Sung-ok and her young son were found last month, believed to have died months earlier
Eugene Bell Foundation granted sanctions exemption for tuberculosis work in North Korea
Lab equipment, 50 prefabricated patient wards among sanctioned items set to be shipped
Where Russia stands on North Korea’s grave human rights problem
Moscow fears that raising DPRK human rights issues could bring political instability to its doorstep
Thousands of North Korean students spend summer vacations on building site: KCNA
Universities from across the DPRK dispatch pupils to work on Samjiyon project, state media reports
Ask a North Korean: is anyone genuinely loyal to the ruling Kims anymore?
"With my body in chains, I learned that the culprits of our suffering were the incapable leadership"
U.S. NGO gets UN green light for tuberculosis, hepatitis care work in North Korea
Exemption is second this year for Christian Friends of Korea
Landmines and luxury malls: looking North from South Korea’s Odusan Observatory
A visit to Paju, where the two Koreas meet at a fork in the river
Global Fund says it’s exploring potential return to North Korea aid work
"No timing has been set," however, spokesperson tells NK News
UN approves more delayed North Korea sanctions exemption requests
French NGO Triangle Génération Humanitaire granted go-ahead for food security project
Three years since its passage, South Korea’s North Korea human rights law stalls
Despite law's approval in 2016, highly-anticipated Human Rights Foundation still not functioning
