APARC experts discuss human rights violations in North Korea

Scholars and policy officials gathered at Monday’s conference criticized human rights abuses in North Korea, citing malnourishment of citizens and forced labor camps. Researchers also proposed increased flow of information and funding community organizations as possible ways to address human rights concerns in a country with historically closed borders.

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