Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
Helping N. Koreans help themselves
NKSC helps defectors, sends information into North Korea with aim of creating government that represents its people
Satellite imagery shows 20-plus floor building at site of Pyongyang collapse
Imagery from May 2015 back to October 2014 reveals progress at site
North Korean defection by the numbers
Most recent data show falling numbers, changing ratios and factors affection defection
A North Korean lesson in photoediting
Removing people, images, from photos helps dictators solve inconvenient narratives
A new life in South Korea: Afflicted but full of hope
A defectors account of escape, resettlement and the hopes of a new life
Despite drought, N. Korean cereal imports lower than 2014
Chinese trade data indicate decrease in cereal imports when compared to same period in 2014
The defector beat: The police who watch N. Koreans as they settle
South Korean police officers assigned to monitor newly arrived refugees help out, but sometimes cause problems
Helping North Korean defectors without benefits
Private school works to help half-Chinese children lost in transition after they defect
Photos show construction stalled at Pyongyang building prior to collapse
Prior to collapse, photos show no sign of construction activity despite unfinished nature of building
Families divided by Korean War reunite: An overwhelming experience
Participant in last year's reunions recalls physically breaking down due to overwhelming emotions
