Lina Yoon Human Rights Watch

Lina Yoon is a senior researcher at the Asia division focused on the Korean peninsula, mostly North Korea. Her research focuses on the North Korean government’s endemic and widespread rights violations, including arbitrary detentions, lack of due process, torture, forced labor, and discrimination against at-risk groups including women, children, and people with low socio-economic and political status. In addition, Yoon has worked on international advocacy campaigns to create paths for accountability for victims of human rights violations.

Online sex crimes crisis in South Korea affecting all women, report finds, South Korea

We were scared of dying of Covid and now we are frightened we will starve to death' - World News - Mirror Online

North Koreans Starving To Death After 3 Years Of Covid-19 Induced Harsh Measures: Report

Covid Used as Pretext to Seal Border in North Korea

Participation in International Symposium on North Korea

Mum and son starve to death after she's sentenced for breaking Covid laws in North Korea - World News - Mirror Online

North Korea's economy collapsing on COVID impact – DW – 05/27/2021

North Korea: Covid-19 Used to Bludgeon Rights [EN/KO] - Democratic People's Republic of Korea

North Korea spent the pandemic building huge border wall

North Korea used Covid-19 lockdown to fortify northern border

NK Hidden Gulag Blog

A decade later, North Korea under Kim Jong Un is even more isolated and oppressed - Los Angeles Times

North Korea's forces 'urgently deployed' to distribute medicines as COVID-19 outbreak grows