North Korea human rights

Two novice skiers are set to represent their country for the first time at the Winter Paralympics.

So far, the country claims to have no cases of Covid-19 - but that has been questioned.

With no shift in sight from either side the coming weeks may be crucial for US-North Korean diplomacy.

The new town, which boasts a ski slope and a stadium, is said to be unlike any other in North Korea.

Hours after the comments North Korea launched two short-range projectiles off its east coast.

The lonely death of Han Sung-ok and her son, possibly by starvation, has South Korea asking "if only"...

The test, the third in eight days, is seen as a reaction to planned US-South Korean military exercises.

Pyongyang resident Alek Sigley has not been heard from and there are fears he may have been detained.

A rights group found some of those executed had committed crimes like theft and watching South Korean TV.

The country's most important propaganda event will be stopped from 10 June, foreign tour firms say.

As talks with the US stall, the North appears to be preparing for greater ideological isolation.

Why we should be cautious about reports that North Korea has executed its key envoy Kim Hyok-chol.

Thousands of North Korean women and girls are forced to work in China's sex trade, a new report says.

Millions are at risk as North Korea says this is the worst drought to hit in decades.