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We are writing to express our concern about the resumption of forcible returns of North Koreans detained in the People’s Republic of China to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK or North Korea), which had stopped since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020.

Georgia. >> the guy decided he wanted me to let go so he touched me i held my glasses and held onto the cart and he punched me again and again, and i felt that at the same time. im emotionally mixed. >> i love my job. i enjoyed working with the people that i worked with. i enjoyed helping the customers and i enjoyed everything about it. you know how you have your perfect job, that was mine. charlie: in san francisco business owners are big in their communities to get involved in stop crimes so t...

Georgia. >> the guy decided he wanted me to let go so he touched me i held my glasses and held onto the cart and he punched me again and again, and i felt that at the same time. im emotionally mixed. >> i love my job. i enjoyed working with the people that i worked with. i enjoyed helping the customers and i enjoyed everything about it. you know how you have your perfect job, that was mine. charlie: in san francisco business owners are big in their communities to get involved in stop crimes so t...

From slave patrols really deputizes citizens who take the oath to wreak havoc in communities. deputizes people to carry out white supremacy on the states behalf and all of us should be upset that the state and taxpayer dollars can be used to carry out a death sentence on absolutely anybody. >> that is the point, i think thats such an important point, tim alexander. i read, i think it was in a rolling stone piece, but what the person essentially said is you cant say the training is flawed because...

Journalism is a fundamental value in any modern, democratic society. It is a thermometer of the degree of development of a country, its institutions, its government and its citizens.

November 2nd is the World Day to Stop Crimes against Journalists. The year 2022 marks a decade of commemorating the day.

We are writing on behalf of 28 non-governmental organizations and coalitions, and four individuals from 6 different countries to urge your government to engage fully with the international community, and act in response to the dire human rights situation in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) by resuming South Korea’s co-sponsorship of the annual resolution on the matter at the 49th UN Human Rights Council.

On behalf of the 30 signatory organizations to this letter, we are writing to urge you to immediately pass a comprehensive antidiscrimination law in the Republic of Korea (South Korea), which would meaningfully address pervasive discrimination against marginalized groups in the country.

It is critical that the United Nations Security Council and General Assembly intensify their scrutiny of the appalling human rights situation in North Korea. The plight of the people in the DPRK grows worse by the day. The international community needs to make clear to the DPRK leadership that those responsible for crimes against humanity and other grave human rights violations will someday be held accountable.