Albert Buixadé Farré is the Managing Editor at HRNK. Since 2015, he has edited Wikipedia articles and advised HRNK on Wikipedia coverage to more effectively disseminate reports and insights into […]
Alexander Youngyoon Kim is the Director of Operations at the U.S. Committee for Human Rights in North Korea (HRNK). He earned his Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs from the Elliott […]
Sabina E. Silkworth is the Accounting Consultant at HRNK. Mrs. Silkworth has been with the Committee since its inception in October 2001. She has over 38 years of experience as […]
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