North Korea Christianity is considered treason under the Kim regime, leading to harsh punishment, while Christian groups continue outreach despite isolation.
Lawmakers are urging the U.S. government to allow Sae Joon Park, a wounded Army veteran and Purple Heart recipient forced to leave the country, to return home, arguing that a mere case review is not enough.
A Ukrainian human rights lawyer testified before the U.S. Senate that at least two kidnapped Ukrainian children were transferred by Russian forces to a camp in North Korea, raising new concerns about forced relocation and militarization of minors.
A business couple in Pyongyang was reportedly executed after North Korean authorities accused them of anti-state acts linked to their profitable bicycle repair and rental shop. The public execution was described as a warning aimed at tightening control over private enterprise.
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– Doctors, Death, and Ethics
If redefining death in America marks the grey zone, what happens when that idea becomes policy? In China, it...
A new report by the Korea Institute for National Unification says North Korea is operating four political prison camps holding up to 65,000 detainees under forced labor.
A 20-year-old Korean student was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) immediately after appearing in immigration court in New York, prompting protest...
A North Korean defector is suing Kim Jong-un in South Korea’s first case filed by a regime victim for crimes against humanity, seeking justice and international attention.
North Korean defectors describe a regime of censorship, executions, and starvation, revealing the deadly consequences of cultural defiance and pandemic-era hardship.
