White Paper on Human Rights North Korea White Paper on Human Rights in North Korea 2017 Date 2017 Authors Do Kyung-ok,Han Dong-ho,Rim Ye-joon,Lee Sang-sin,Min Tae-eun,Lee Woo-tae. List Abstract DOWNLOAD PDF SummaryChapterⅠ Purpose for Publication and Research Methodology1 Purpose for Publication2 Research MethodologyChapterⅡ The Reality of Civil and Political Rights1 Right to Life2 Right to Not Receive Torture or Inhumane Treatment3 Right to Not be Forced into Labor4 Right to Liberty and Security of Person5 Right to Humane Treatment in Detention6 Right to Freedom of Movement and Residence7 Right to a Fair Trial 8 Right to Privacy 9 Right to Freedom of Ideology, Conscience and Religion10 Right to Freedom of Expression11 Right to Freedom of Assembly and Association12 Right to Political Participation13 Right to Equality ChapterⅢ The Reality of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights1 Right to Food2 Right to Health3 Right to Work4 Right to Education5 Right to Social SecurityChapterⅣ Vulnerable Groups1 Women 2 Children 3 Persons with DisabilitiesChapterⅤ Major Issues1 Political Prison Camps (Kwanliso)2 Corruption3 Overseas Defectors4 Overseas Workers5 Separated Families, Abductees and Korean War POWs ChapterⅠPurpose for Publication and Research Methodology The White Paper on Human Rights in North Korea 2017 aims to increase awareness on North Korean human rights issues in Korea as well as abroad by providing the basic materials required for related discussions and activities. Also, this White Paper comprehensively and systematically analyzes the human rights situation in North Korea and North Korean human rights issues.This White Paper bases its views of the human rights situation of the North Korean people on the framework of international human rights standards. As is well known, North Korea is a State Party to major international human rights treaties. To identify the extent to which the individual rights recognized in each treaty are guaranteed, we first reviewed the relevant laws and regulations of North Korea and examined the related realities. Such analysis is meaningful in that we can identify the level of compliance by North Korea in the laws and regulations it has enacted on its own as well as the degree to which it has fulfilled its international obligations as a State Party to these treaties....
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