China’s Contingency Plans for North Korea Collapse Leak
Purported PLA plans for handling a collapse of the North Korean regime have leaked to Japan’s...
May 5, 2014
Purported PLA plans for handling a collapse of the North Korean regime have leaked to Japan’s...
Feb 18, 2014
After a year-long investigation, a United Nations panel handed a report to the UN Human Rights...
Feb 7, 2014
Corinne Dillon reports for Fox News that Chinese on the North Korean border in Dandong are...
Jun 10, 2013
China’s longstanding refusal to recognize North Korean refugees comes under new scrutiny in a New York Times Op-Doc video, “Escape from North Korea”. Ann Shin’s documentary reveals the perils that North...
Jul 31, 2012
While China’s relationship with North Korea seems to be improving due to the hiring of North Korean guest workers, there is speculation Kim Jong-Un is planning his first visit to China. The Wall Street Journal reports that...
Jul 1, 2012
While China denies accusations of exporting missile vehicles to North Korea, China is hiring thousands of guest workers from North Korea. The Los Angeles Times reports: The deal, which has not been publicly announced by either...
Feb 21, 2012
Despite the protests by South Koreans, China plans to repatriate the North Koreans recently caught in Chinese territory. This announcement comes amid Kim Jong-un’s vow to punish three generations of family members of...
Feb 14, 2012
As the Chinese government has pledged support for new North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, China has arrested dozens of North Korean defectors. Activists have called on China to not repatriate the defectors. The Los Angeles Times...
Dec 15, 2011
AFP reports that on November 20, eight North Korean border guards defected by fleeing across the Chinese border, and that two were killed in the process: Six armed North Korean border guards tasked with preventing defections...
Jan 11, 2011
For the first time, North Korean border guards reportedly crossed over into China and shot five North Koreans trying to flee the country. The Independent reports: South Korea’s Chosun Ilbo newspaper reported that border guards...
Feb 13, 2010
Radio Free Asia reports on “stateless” Korean and Korean-Chinese orphans in China: Run by a missionary foster couple, the home where (orphan) Yeon Ah lives takes in ethnic Korean children or those from mixed...
Sep 1, 2009
In the Los Angeles Times, Euna Lee and Laura Ling, two American journalists imprisoned in North Korea after reporting on human trafficking between North Korea and China, recount the circumstances of their arrest. They say they...
Jun 5, 2009
The trial of U.S. journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee started yesterday in Pyongyang. The two reporters for Current TV were arrested while reporting from the Chinese side of the border about North Korean refugees. Al Jazeera...
May 27, 2009
On his blog, John Pomfret offers his insight into expectations in the U.S. that China should “do more” about reining in Pyongyang are missing the point: First, there’s a silly assumption in Washington that our...
Apr 25, 2009
The two American journalists for Current TV who were arrested by North Korean security while reporting on Korean refugees in China will go on trial in Pyongyang for “confirmed crimes,” according to the official...
Mar 31, 2009
Reuters reports that North Korea plans to try the two American journalists arrested while reporting on North Korean refugees in China: The reclusive state accused the two women reporters, Laura Ling and Euna Lee from the...
Mar 21, 2009
Two American journalists working for Current TV, Laura Ling and Euna Lee, have been arrested in North Korea, apparently after mistakenly crossing the border while reporting from China on North Korean refugees. From ABC News: The...
Sep 2, 2008
From AFP: A newly formed rights group said Tuesday it would launch a campaign to help thousands of North Korean children forced into begging or prostitution in northeast China. The Seoul-based North Korean Human Rights Campaign...