Lee Seongmin has become key to Kyiv’s efforts to understand the soldiers sent by Kim Jong Un to fight for Russia.
The workers typically work over 10 hours daily and live in cramped accommodations, the report said. Read more at straitstimes ...
The United Nations has classified North Korea's prolonged detention of South Korean missionaries as 'arbitrary' and called ...
In an interview with ABC News, two defectors of North Korea give insider knowledge on what it must be like for the soldiers ...
North Korean defectors in Seoul will receive training to become shuttle bus drivers as part of a new city initiative to ...
SEOUL -- A former sergeant in the North Korean military says that few of Pyongyang's soldiers have been captured fighting ...
Timothy Cho, a two-time defector from North Korea, has revealed the difficulties citizens go through in the secretive nation ...
The South Korean unification ministry on Friday called for the immediate and unconditional release of three South Korean ...
A former North Korean military sergeant has revealed that Pyongyang's soldiers deployed to Russia to fight in Ukraine fear ...
A North Korean defector, reveals the strict regulations and government control in North Korea, including censorship of TVs, ...
North Korean workers abroad were in general under the constant surveillance of their country’s security agents, toiled more than 12 hours a day and took home a fraction of their salaries, with the ...
a North Korean defector. Lee Seongmin, a 37-year-old human-rights worker who is an Ivy League graduate and fluent in English, has helped Ukrainian forces understand the motives driving Kim Jong Un ...