Acts for North Korean People Who Deserve Human Rights and Justice in North Korea
NK Watch is a civil society organization advocating for North Korean human rights established by North Korean political prison camp survivors and their family members on June 3rd, 2003. NK Watch has consistently acted as an organization for victims of crimes against humanity by the North Korean authorities.
The Suryong Dictatorship Mechanism: Who is Ultimately Responsible for Crimes Against Humanity?
On Wednesday, February 21st, NK Watch attended the Moving foward on the COI+10: Accountability avenues for international crimes conference held by the Office of the
“The worst human rights blind spot, political prison camps” A political prison camp called a ‘special dictatorship target zone’ (total control zone) in North Korea.
Mobilizing medical students across the country to collect drugs? | The reality of drugs in North Korea North Korea’s main source of money is the
NK Watch is a non-profit corporation registered by the Ministry of Unification established in 2003 by survivors of North Korean political prison camps.
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Seoul, Republic of Korea
