Voice for the Voiceless

So far, we have interviewed around 500 North Korean escapees.

When voices come together, a picture begins to emerge.
The North Korean economy is driven by crimes.
A slave trade and stripping people of their human dignity
—these are the easiest ways to sustain it.”

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Understand the Connection Between the Supply Chain and Crimes Against Humanity in North Korea

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2025 April 16

Online Workshop: Crimes Against Humanity in North Korea and the Global Supply Chain

NKHR in the News

2025 September 27

[Asia Today] "North Korean human rights organizations hold a walking event to mark the 75th anniversary of Korean War abductions."

2025 August 13

[New Daily] “Trump’s Second-Term First North Korea Human Rights Report: ‘Regime Continues to Maintain Control Through Executions and Abuse’”

2025 June 10

[BBC Korea] "Ultra-cheap Chinese wigs, eyelashes...Made in a North Korean prison."

2025 May 17

[Chosun Ilbo] "Don't fall for fake peace...Auschwitz is still in North Korea."

2025 June 10

[Yonhap News] “North Korean Human Rights Group Urges Establishment of a Presidential Task Force Dedicated to Repatriating Abductees.”

NKHR is already creating better lives for North Koreans

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NKHR continues to play a vital role in uncovering crimes against humanity committed in North Korea. Your support enables us to continue our investigations and assistance efforts for the people of North Korea.

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