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Shining a Light on North Korea’s Political Prison Camps Through Art
Whispers from North Korea: Bringing Survivor Stories to Life Through Art and Virtual Reality From August 28 to 30, NKHR hosted “Whispers from North Korea”, a the three-day exhibition brining together survivor stories, art, and immersive VR to help visitors understand the harsh realities of North Korea’s political prison camps. ➡️ Survivor stories through art: The drawings of Kim Hye-Sook, survivor of Political Prison Camp No. 18, were at the heart of the exhibition. Through h

NKHR Campaign Team
Sep 11


NKHR Uses VR to make Shed Light on North Korea's Political Prison Camps
💬 Bringing Survivor Stories to Life Through VR At NKHR, we wanted to find a new way to help people understand the reality of North Korea’s political prison camps. That’s why we created an immersive VR experience based on survivor testimonies. 🐟 The story: You step into the life of a nine-year-old boy who, together with his family, is forcibly sent to a North Korean political prison camp without knowing why - bringing only his fishbowl with him. The boy experiences forced la

NKHR Campaign Team
Sep 8


NKHR Hosted "Global Supply Chain Due Diligence Forum"
On July 1, the Citizens’ Alliance for North Korean Human Rights (NKHR) hosted the Global Supply Chain Due Diligence Forum: Strengthening Transparency and Accountability in High-Risk Supply Chains at the Koreana Hotel in Seoul. The Forum examined how forced labor, human rights abuses, sanctions evasion, and opaque intermediary structures in high-risk supply chains involving North Korea, China, and Russia are connected to international trade and finance, global security, and co

NKHR Campaign Team
Jul 1
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