A federal grand jury in Ohio has indicted two Americans, 10 Chinese nationals and two defendants whose identities remain under seal for helping North Korean IT workers obtain remote jobs at U.S. companies using stolen or fabricated identities, the Justice Department said Tuesday.
It has been more than four years since the North Korean Human Rights Act expired; with little chance the legislation will be reauthorized by U.S. Congress this year.
The U.S.-led United Nations Command this week determined that North Korea violated the 1953 armistice agreement with South Korea, after landmine explosions injured three South Korean soldiers inside the Demilitarized Zone.
The proposal called for measures such as reuniting Korean Americans with their families in North Korea and appointing a special envoy for North Korean human rights issues
South Korean lawmakers pushed December 7 to impeach Yoon for the failed martial law declaration
Rubio and Hagerty express concern at Moscow's willingness to hire workers and buy weapons from North Korea in violation of sanctions
US Senators Marco Rubio and Tim Kaine introduced a bipartisan bill that would allow the US to continue to promote human rights in North Korea for the next five years
Congressman Ted Yoho says that as Washington pauses 'maximum pressure' campaign while negotiating for North Korea's denuclearization, it's essential to push pre-summit sanctions on Pyongyang
GOP Senator James Risch tells VOA’s Korean Service that Trump 'is dedicated to protecting the United States. ... He is going to do what’s necessary to see that happens'
California Democrat Ro Khanna, along with group of 32 bipartisan House members sent President Trump letter suggesting dialing down joint exercises
