Two women who fled North Korea have been telling the United Nations about the plight of people still living in the country ...

Eunju Kim, who escaped starvation in North Korea in 1999, and Gyuri Kang, who fled the North during the COVID-19 pandemic, ...

North Korea is reportedly finalising preparations for the official opening of the Wonsan seaside resort in Kangwon Province, ...

At the high-level meeting of the 193-member world body, the two women, both now living in South Korea, described the plight of North Koreans who U.N. special investigator Elizabeth Salmón said ...

At the high-level meeting of the 193-member world body, the two women, both now living in South Korea, described the plight of North Koreans who UN special investigator Elizabeth Salmón said have ...

North Korean women, in search of a better life, cross the border into China. However, if caught and repatriated, they face a brutal and heartless fate. Among the most horrifying aspects of this ...

A new book candidly portrays author Seol Song-a's struggle to survive as a woman in North Korea's oppressive system before ...

For decades, North Korea has been the world's most insular and secular state, allowing in only a trickle of visitors every year, and keeping close tabs on their every movement. Then, in January ...

North Korea is completing the selection process for workers to be dispatched to China, according to sources inside the ...

In a social media context, the term refers to a group of young South Korean men who prey on foreign women (particularly white women) visiting the Hongdae area in Seoul’s Mapo district.

the five North Korean soldiers had grins on their faces and guns in their hands. Then they began singing a cappella, belting out a Soviet-era song called “Katyusha" about a young woman bidding ...

A growing number of the nation’s top tech firms have hired remote information technology workers, only to discover that the employees were actually North Korean cyber operatives. Their goal?