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.
