Human Security / Human Rights
Information related to human security / human rights in North Korea
North Korean who crossed inter-Korean border recently intended to defect: Seoul
Investigation confirms first defection across DMZ in a year following report that man faced workplace bullying in DPRK
Summer storms damaged new North Korean homes, may have impacted nuclear site
Satellite imagery shows mudslides and swollen rivers throughout DPRK’s northwest, despite lack of state media coverage
South Korean NGOs welcome Seoul’s move to allow contact with North Korea
Over 60 civic groups stress need to push forward cooperation after facing restrictions under previous administration
ROK soldier of North Korean descent jumped from building due to alleged bullying
Human rights group accuses army of failing to protect soldier born in China in case highlighting persistent prejudice
North Korea has curtailed GPS jamming since Lee Jae-myung took office: Seoul
Science ministry official reports ‘significant’ drop in jamming cases that have allegedly endangered flights, ships
Seoul seeks to return body of North Korean man found dead on west coast
Unification ministry urges Pyongyang to accept remains through Panmunjom in statement conveyed through media
How North Korea hijacked America’s national pastime to take a swing at the US
Popular during Japanese rule, baseball fell out of favor in the DPRK but has occasionally served its propaganda goals
North Korea hypes Wonsan Kalma resort as an oasis for citizens, not foreigners
An in-depth analysis of domestic tourism propaganda, preparations for Victory Day and a construction crash course
Russian lawmakers welcome North Korea women’s group with praise for Ukraine ties
Chief of State Duma thanks DPRK for helping fight ‘neo-Nazis’ in Kursk as delegation holds talks on bilateral exchanges
A New York church is set to become a platform for pro-North Korea propaganda
People’s Summit for Korea is backed by groups sympathetic to Kim regime, including supporters of Venezuelan government
