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Kim Jong Eun's First Public Address- Imitation of Kim Il Sung
Date : April 18, 2012
On April 15th, 2012, at 10:40 a.m, the first public speech of Kim Jong Eun- the First Secretary of the Korean Workers Party and leader of the North Korean regime, was d
Forced Mass Mobilization for Loyalty Singing Event
Date : April 17, 2012
April 15th, 2012 marked the 100th birthday of Kim Il Sung, also known as the Day of the Sun. To prepare for the celebration to mark the occasion, North Korean women were
Defectors to Be Expelled after Kim Il Sungs Birthday Celebration
Date : April 17, 2012
A large number of North Koreans who have attempted to defect may be expelled after the 100th anniversary of Kim Il Sungs birth. Families of those who have attempted to
Investigate North Korea's Gulag
Date : April 4, 2012
By Jared Genser and Kristen Abrams. On April 3rd, the ICNK submitted a petition to to the United Nations calling for an investigation into the country's system of pr
North Korea to Spend Billions in Coming Month
Date : March 21, 2012
North Korea plans to spend an estimated $2 billon, about 30% of its annual budget, to mark the occasion of Kim Il Sung's 100th birthday. Sources say the North Korean regi
Activists and Officials Plead for Action at UNHRC in Geneva
Date : March 21, 2012
At the recent UNHRC meetings in Geneva, human rights activists and officials from across the globe have been working to condemn the actions of North Korea and pressure Ch
The Repatriation of North Korean Refugees
Date : March 12, 2012
With the repatriation of at least 50 North Korean refugees from China in the last few weeks, the international community has once again failed in the battle to save
CECC Hearing on "China's Repatriation of North Korean Refugees"
Date : March 7, 2012
The Congressional-Executive Commission on China held a hearing entitled "China's Repatriation of North Korean Refugees" on Monday, March 5."The Commission hearing will ad
The Disgraceful Fate of the N. Korea Human Rights Bill
Date : February 16, 2012
The North Korean human rights bill has suffered a long, ignominious fate in the National Assembly. Since getting the green light from the parliamentary Foreign Affairs, T
No Holiday Gifts in the "Strong and Prosperous" Year
Date : February 15, 2012
A source from Hyesan, Yankang Province, reported on the 14th February that there has been no decree to distribute any special provisions to commemorate Kim Jong Ils bir
Amnesty for a "Strong and Prosperous State"
Date : February 9, 2012
On January 10, KCNA announced a prisoner amnesty be conducted in February. Within North Korea, the move is being propagandized as a sign of the benevolence of their new
North Korea announces prisoner amnesty for Kim Jong-il's birthday
Date : February 7, 2012
"North Korea said ... it will issue special pardons for convicts, a rare move that appeared to be aimed at boosting the popularity of young new leader Kim Jong-un as he a
Kim Jong-uns January in North Korea
Date : February 6, 2012
"In the wake of Kim Jong Ils death, many analysts wondered how the next few months would play out. What signals would the regime send? Would Kim Jong Un follow in Kim J
Kim Jong Un Tightens Grip along Border
Date : January 16, 2012
After the death of Kim Jong Il, the North Korean regime has taken bold steps to bolster control of its border with China. According to a report by Open Radio for North
Two legacies as different as good and evil
Date : December 26, 2011
In a strange, and some might say divinely inspired juxtaposition, Vaclav Havel and Kim Jong-il died around the same time about a week ago. Their lives and their impact
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