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.
Big Controversy
– 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.
Captured North Korean soldiers in Ukraine present diplomatic and legal dilemmas, as Seoul seeks asylum arrangements and Pyongyang demands repatriation.
