Information paradox: why we train our AI, but starve North Korea's minds

While we mark AI's transformation through data, 26 million North Koreans remain deliberately starved of information essential ...

News from outside disappears in North Korea

Despite setbacks in efforts to spread outside news in North Korea, Lee Young-hyeon, a defector-turned-lawyer in South Korea, ...
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North Korea executes more people for watching foreign films, UN report finds

North Korea appears to be increasing its use of the death penalty for actions like watching or sharing foreign films, a new major UN report has found. Evidence suggests that forced labour at sites ...
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UNSEEN Exhibition Shines Light on Untold Stories of North Korean Women

UNSEEN was hosted and supported by a consortium of human rights organizations: Amnesty International, Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW), International Coalition to Stop Crimes against Humanity in ...
The Daily Pennsylvanian

Penn students advocate for Liberty in North Korea

Student leaders of Penn for Liberty in North Korea spoke to The Daily Pennsylvanian about the group’s plans for the upcoming semester. Penn4LiNK serves as the Penn chapter of the international, ...
The Day

Inside the hidden life of Kim Jong Un

Few heads of state inspire as many jokes as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. After nicknames like "Kim Fatty III" and "Fatty Kim" went viral in China, Beijing cracked down on their usage. In the ...