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.

Digital sex crimes' in Korea have devastating impacts on victims - The Korea Times

North Korea: How the pandemic has helped Kim Jong-Un tighten control of an unvaccinated and starving nation

Articles On: North Korea, Uyghurs, and Australian Journalist Hoover Institution Articles On: North Korea, Uyghurs, and Australian Journalist

North Korea spent the pandemic building a huge border wall

Kim Jong Un's crackdowns leave North Korea defectors with little hope

Kim Jong-un's crackdowns leave North Korea defectors with little hope

Worst ever' threat to Kim Jong Un's rule - Asia Times

Analysis: N. Korea's food shortage is about to get worse

Lina Yoon Human Rights Watch

Lina Yoon Human Rights Watch

North Korea's Covid Outbreak Continues to Worsen - The New York Times

North Korea has become even more isolated during the COVID-19 pandemic - The Globe and Mail

October 9-15, 2023 - Asia Democracy Chronicles

North Korea spent the pandemic building a huge border wall