Human Rights Situation in North Korea

Summary

The European Parliament calls for an end to systematic human rights violations in North Korea, including religious persecution and crimes against humanity.

9 07.04.2022

Other

justice

religion

human rights

social policy

public safety

international relations

Key points

The North Korean regime maintains absolute control over its citizens through systematic state terror and repression.
Religious minorities, including Christians and followers of Shamanism, face targeted persecution and execution.
A discriminatory social classification system is used to marginalize citizens based on their perceived political loyalty.
Political prison camps and forced labor are fundamental tools used for population control and economic exploitation.

Speeches

15 Speeches in total

Pro

Contra

Željana ZOVKO

PPE

1:23 min

15.1. Human rights situation in North Korea, including the persecution of religious minorities

Carlo FIDANZA

ECR

1:17 min

15.1. Human rights situation in North Korea, including the persecution of religious minorities

Documents (PDFs)

JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the human rights situation in North Korea, including the persecution of religious minorities MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION On the human rights situation in North Korea, including the persecution of religious minorities MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION On human rights situation in North Korea, including the persecution of religious minorities MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on human rights situation in North Korea, including the persecution of religious minorities MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION On human rights situation in North Korea, including the persecution of religious minorities MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION On Human rights situation in North Korea, including the persecution of religious minorities Human rights situation in North Korea, including the persecution of religious minorities

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