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North Korea Executes 2 Women Who Helped People Escape To South Korea: Report
The women were charged with assisting other North Koreans in China to escape to South Korea.
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Video: Kim Jong Un In Tears As He Urges N Korean Women To Have More Babies
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un wipes tears and looks emotional in a video from a recent event where he called for efforts to tackle the country's falling birth rates and urged women to have more children.
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Sexual Abuse Of North Korean Women Is Common: Report
The Human Rights Watch claimed in a new report on Thursday that North Korean officials commit sexual abuse against women with near total impunity.
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Kim Jong Nam Probe Slammed As 'Shoddy' As Trial Resumes
The investigation into the assassination of the North Korean leader's half-brother was "shoddy" and "lopsided", a Malaysian court heard Wednesday as the trial resumed of two women accused of the murder.
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North Korean Women Have Plenty Of Reason To Say 'Me Too', But No Hope Of A Reckoning.
Every North Korean woman would say "Me Too" - if she knew that this was a movement and if she knew that sexual violence was something she could fight.
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Winter Olympics: McFlurries For Breakfast For North Korean Olympians
North Korea's women ice hockey players are not averse to enjoying a McDonald's ice cream for breakfast, according to their South Korean teammates.
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Don't Mention The Score: North Korean Media Silent On 8-0 Loss
North Korean media lauded the players and supporters of the unified Korean women's ice hockey team Sunday after their first match at the Olympics without mentioning their 8-0 drubbing.
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Female Assassins Who Killed Kim Jong-un's Half-Brother Knew It Was Poison Attack: Malaysia
Two women arrested over the killing of the North Korean leader's half-brother in Kuala Lumpur knew they were taking part in a poison attack, Malaysia's police chief said Wednesday, after reports they believed it was a prank.
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Kim Jong Un Is A Top Suspect In His Half Brother's Death, But Questions Abound
Feb. 16 is always a glorious day on the North Korean calendar. Known as the "Day of the Shining Star," it marks the anniversary of the birth of Kim Jong Il, the country's second-generation leader.
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Japan, South Korea 'Comfort Women' Feud Flares Amid Pyongyang Missile Fears
A South Korean political vacuum and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's concerns about his conservative political base have rekindled a feud over wartime history, just as tension over North Korea makes cooperation between the US allies as vital as ever.
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North Korea Executes 2 Women Who Helped People Escape To South Korea: Report
The women were charged with assisting other North Koreans in China to escape to South Korea.
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Video: Kim Jong Un In Tears As He Urges N Korean Women To Have More Babies
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un wipes tears and looks emotional in a video from a recent event where he called for efforts to tackle the country's falling birth rates and urged women to have more children.
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Sexual Abuse Of North Korean Women Is Common: Report
The Human Rights Watch claimed in a new report on Thursday that North Korean officials commit sexual abuse against women with near total impunity.
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Kim Jong Nam Probe Slammed As 'Shoddy' As Trial Resumes
The investigation into the assassination of the North Korean leader's half-brother was "shoddy" and "lopsided", a Malaysian court heard Wednesday as the trial resumed of two women accused of the murder.
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North Korean Women Have Plenty Of Reason To Say 'Me Too', But No Hope Of A Reckoning.
Every North Korean woman would say "Me Too" - if she knew that this was a movement and if she knew that sexual violence was something she could fight.
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Winter Olympics: McFlurries For Breakfast For North Korean Olympians
North Korea's women ice hockey players are not averse to enjoying a McDonald's ice cream for breakfast, according to their South Korean teammates.
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Don't Mention The Score: North Korean Media Silent On 8-0 Loss
North Korean media lauded the players and supporters of the unified Korean women's ice hockey team Sunday after their first match at the Olympics without mentioning their 8-0 drubbing.
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Female Assassins Who Killed Kim Jong-un's Half-Brother Knew It Was Poison Attack: Malaysia
Two women arrested over the killing of the North Korean leader's half-brother in Kuala Lumpur knew they were taking part in a poison attack, Malaysia's police chief said Wednesday, after reports they believed it was a prank.
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Kim Jong Un Is A Top Suspect In His Half Brother's Death, But Questions Abound
Feb. 16 is always a glorious day on the North Korean calendar. Known as the "Day of the Shining Star," it marks the anniversary of the birth of Kim Jong Il, the country's second-generation leader.
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Japan, South Korea 'Comfort Women' Feud Flares Amid Pyongyang Missile Fears
A South Korean political vacuum and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's concerns about his conservative political base have rekindled a feud over wartime history, just as tension over North Korea makes cooperation between the US allies as vital as ever.
