This report details activity and human rights violations at North Korea’s Political Prison Camp commonly known as Kwan-li-so No.14 or Camp 14.
This book explores the distinctive features, dynamics, and style of leadership in North Korea under Kim Jong-un.
In this report David Hawk conducts interviews with former prisoners to uncover instances of gender regression and prisoner disappearances.
In this report HRNK and AllSource Analysis provide an updated satellite imagery analysis of Camp 15, the prison-labor facility.
Statement of Greg Scarlatoiu, Executive Director, Committee for Human Rights in North Korea at the hearing of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission entitled “North Korea’s Forced Labor Enterprise: A […]
HRNK and AllSource Analysis, Inc. may have found evidence of public execution by anti-aircraft machine guns.
This report examines the legal standards for listing a state as a sponsor of terrorism and that North Korea’s conduct meets that standard.
While the Committee asked me to focus my remarks on US government policy on human rights abuses in North Korea, I should begin with a description of those abuses and […]
This report is an updated 2014 version of HRNK’s February 2013 report on North Korea’s Political Prison Camp No. 25.
This report provides an account of the economic role of illicit activities and evidence of a growing market economy in North Korea.
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