This congressional hearing statement by HRNK highlights China’s use of North Korean forced labor in U.S. seafood supply chains.
This report analyzes possible road networks connecting a political prison camp and a nuclear test facility.
This congressional hearing statement urges outreach to North Koreans in China, who are at risk of forced repatriation to North Korea.
This report proposes the seizure and depositing of North Korea’s illicit funding into international escrow.
This report argues for a new approach in U.S. policy towards North Korea which promotes the rights and freedoms of the North Korean people.
This report reviews North Korea’s use of forced labor overseas and the human rights violations of workers in China and Russia.
The story of Kang Min-chol, the lone survivor of the 1983 North Korean hit squad tasked to assassinate South Korean President, Chun Doo-hwan.
This Inquiry finds reasonable grounds to conclude that North Korea commits crimes against humanity in its detention centers.
This report explores the command-and-control structure of North Korea’s military and methods of getting information to North Korean soldiers.
This report is part of efforts to monitor North Korean political prison camps by satellite imagery and former prisoner interviews.
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