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UN to Meet on North Korea's Human Rights Abuses This Month
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August 10, 2023
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0:54Now PlayingU.S. ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield announced Thursday a Security Council meeting on the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s human rights abuses and violations, and its links to international peace and security, will be held on August 17th.
The meeting was requested by the United States, Albania, along with Japan and the Republic of Korea. Announcing the meeting in her national capacity, Thomas-Greenfield said the meeting was “long overdue.”
“This is the first Security Council open briefing on the human rights situation in the DPRK since 2017,” she also said.
She added that: “The Council must address the horrors, the abuses and crimes being perpetrated daily by the Kim regime against its own citizens and people from other member states including Japan and Republic of Korea.”
“We must stand up to those who rightfully deserve to exercise their human rights and fundamental freedoms,” she said.
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