Who will save the North Koreans?
About 50 miles from Seoul, exists one of the most “repressive authoritarian states in the world”, according to Human Rights Watch. (Source: Human Rights Watch) Since Kim Jong-un came to power in 2011 following the death of his father Kim Jong-il, human rights violations in North Korea have worsened. The North Korean regime has frequently been condemned by the international community, especially by institutions such as the UN Human Rights Council. The Council recently reported
The Moon Era
In my previous article titled ‘South Korea’s first impeachment and its implications’, I talked about Park, who not only was South Korea's first woman president but was also the first to be impeached. The country has been moving swiftly since the impeachment, starting with the presidential election in on 8th May 2017, in which Moon Jae-in was elected as South Korea's 19th president. Moon has now been in office for more 100 days; and in this article, I would like to touch upon
