There are no changes to Seoul’s position on the need to improve the « freedom and social rights » of ordinary North Koreans.
Dec. 19 (UPI) — There are no changes to Seoul’s position on the need to improve the « freedom and social rights » of ordinary North Koreans, South Korea’s unification ministry said Wednesday.
The ministry released the statement in response to a local press report claiming the word « freedom » was removed from its official position, Newsis reported.
The ministry said its 2018 North Korea Human Rights Promotion Plan includes the « right to freedom » for North Korean citizens, as part of its goal of advancing North Korean human rights.
