Diletta De Luca and Damian Reddy

Diletta De Luca is an Editor and Researcher at the Committee for Human Rights in North Korea (HRNK). She has studied authoritarian governments, international relations, and East Asian affairs and holds a BSc in Social Sciences and a MSc in International Relations from the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Diletta researches authoritarian practices of the North Korean regime and the international community’s role in the reunification of the Korean peninsula. She advocates for human rights in North Korea through outreach of HRNK in Europe and internationally. ▪️ Damian Reddy serves as the Legal Counsel and Project Development Associate at the Committee for Human Rights in North Korea (HRNK). He is a Law graduate of the University of KwaZulu-Natal and is admitted into practice in South Africa. He is completing his Master of Laws degree in Human Rights Law with a focus on human rights in North Korea. He works primarily with the legal research team at HRNK to expand the reach of North Korean human rights advocacy.

Cultural Genocide? The Ongoing Persecution of Christians Under the Kim Regime in North Korea

North Korea remains one of the most isolated countries in the world. Access from the outside world is minimal and freedom of movement of North Korean citizens, whether within the country or abroad, is strictly monitored, and in most cases, prohibited. The Kim family has been in power for three generations and citizens of the …

Cultural Genocide? The Ongoing Persecution of Christians Under the Kim Regime in North Korea Read More »

Treatment of North Korean Escapees in China

By Diletta De Luca and Damian Reddy / Issue 30, Undocumented, Magazine / 12 minutes of reading

North Korea remains one of the most secretive countries in the world. While the country is often mentioned in the media for its military capabilities and nuclear threats, the human rights issues and humanitarian challenges faced by the North Korean people receive less attention. The people of North Korea suffer serious human rights violations, including …

Treatment of North Korean Escapees in China Read More »

error: Content is protected !!