The Committee for Human Rights in North Korea regularly hosts events screenings, and reports on findings and research involving human rights abuses in the DPRK. See below for a full listing of past and upcoming events. See the full HRNK calendar here.
Human Rights in the Democratic Republic of Korea: The Role of the United Nations” is HRNK’s 50th report in our 20-year history. This is even more meaningful as David Hawk’s
Ambassador Robert King will be featuring his latest book, “Patterns of Impunity: Human Rights in North Korea and the Role of the U.S. Special Envoy.” Published by the Walter H.
From the Workers’ Paradise to the United States, former North Korean Doohyun Kim will share the life, trials, and journey of his North Korean family, who miraculously escaped North Korea.
Description: This event will be on the record. Featuring: Ms. Seo-hyun Lee & Mr. Hyeun-seung Lee North Korean Escapees Hosts, “Pyonghattan” YouTube Program Moderated by: Greg Scarlatoiu Executive Director, HRNK North
The Committee for Human Rights in North Korea (HRNK) cordially invites you to: HRNK Board Member Speaking Series “The Biden Administration: Is a North Korean Human Rights Reset Possible?” Thursday,
Recent reports suggest that North Korean women in China are subjected to systematic rape, sex trafficking, sexual slavery, sexual abuse, prostitution, cybersex trafficking, forced marriage, and forced pregnancy. Reportedly, tens of
Description: Joshua Stanton’s HRNK report “Arsenal of Terror” (2015) generated critical information and analysis credited for contributing to the relisting of North Korea as a state-sponsor of terrorism. Over the
Description: The panel addressed the current state of North Korean human rights. The speakers provided an overview of international reactions and initiatives to address North Korean human rights through international
The North Korean regime has been classified in the Open Doors World Watch List as the worst state perpetrator of Christian persecution for the past 20 years through 2021. Only
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