Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
Why North Korea is best described a “guerrilla state”
The treatment of Otto Warmbier brings to mind the brutality of the DPRK's past
Why Pyongyang turned down humanitarian aid from the South
North Korea is testing the new government - Seoul no longer has room for strategic ambiguity
DPRK blues: How I ended up working in development in North Korea
In the first part of a series, former NGO staffer writes about arriving in the North
Following dip, North Korea cereals imports increased in April
Numbers, however, still reflect a continuing downward trend for DPRK food imports
PUST: Science diplomacy in action, or a future N. Korean “hostage crisis”?
Chancellor Park Chan-mo is optimistic about his school's future, despite imprisonment of colleagues
Time running out to improve North Korean human rights: Ambassador Lee
Post-Presidential elections, S. Korea's human rights ambassador to N. Korea looks forward
Why N. Korea’s human rights situation isn’t improving – and how it could change
Former head of COI discusses information exchange, Kaesong, and why the DPRK is "uniquely worrying"
The 1967 speech that set North Korean totalitarianism in stone
Today marks 50 years since a speech by Kim Il Sung which would define the DPRK forever
Could foreign media break the grip of Pyongyang’s propaganda?
A new book offers illuminating insights into the power of foreign media on everyday North Koreans
The “Do No Harm” principle and its application in North Korea
The concept is central to humanitarianism, but is it applicable to the DPRK?
