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73rd Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (12/10/2021)
2021/12/10
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On December 10th, 1948, the UN General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Article 1 of the Universal Declaration states, “All human beings...
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Amnesty International Korea interviewed Dr. KwanHyung Lee on North Korea’s drug issue (10/31/2021)
2021/11/03
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On November 1st, 2021, Amnesty International Korea posted the interview with Dr. KwanHyung Lee on North Korea’s drug issue on its website. In his interview,...
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NK Watch’s Report quoted on the Report of the UN Special Rapporteur (10/20/2021)
2021/10/20
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Dear NK Watch donors and international and domestic partners, We express our sincere gratitude to everyone who is striving to investigate North Korean human rights...
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Luncheon given by the embassy of the Netherlands in Seoul (09/28/2021)
2021/10/13
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On September 28, KwanHyung Lee, the program director, and Hyein Nam, the manager of international affairs at NK Watch , attended the luncheon given by...
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Conference on international advocacy to act to ensure accountability for North Korea’s human rights violations (09/27/2021)
2021/10/01
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Greetings from NK Watch. On Monday, September 27th, NK Watch held an international conference, the Conference on international advocacy to act to ensure accountability for...
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Ahn Myeong-Chul’s interview with NHK (06/09/2021)
2021/06/25
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In May 2020, NK Watch introduced an animated film, “True North”, that was nominated to screen at Annecy International Animated Film Festival. Directed by Eiji...
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NK Watch’s petitions were mentioned on the Report of OHCHR (04/09/2021)
2021/04/09
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Dear Donors, Human rights activists, and Members of the international community NK Watch’s petitions were mentioned on the report on “Promoting accountability in the Democratic...
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Founded in 2003 by survivors of political prison camps, NK Watch is a non-profit organization that aims to help end the human rights violations and restore the rights and freedoms of the people in North Korea.

Recent News in North Korea

Many North Korean people are sent to political prison camps and other detention facilities just because they criticize the system, cross the river between North Korea and China because of hunger, have religion, move to other regions, etc. What is happening to people in North Korea where no freedom of ideology, religion, movement, association, and human rights exist?