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| North Korea ‘Pinpricks’ of Truth Making Way into North 26.04.2010 - April 26 (Compass Direct News) – As refugees from North Korea and activists from Non-Governmental Organizations gather in Seoul, South... more... |
| North Korea Cry from North Korean Christians: «Children lie dead on the street» 24.11.2009 - (Open Doors) - North Christians have asked Open Doors for more help, especially in the form of prayer. Church leaders... more... |
| North Korea Christians Question Regime's Claims 24.04.2009 - April 24 (Compass Direct News) – Even as the North Korean government this month allowed two high-profile, U.S. Christian bands... more... |
| North Korea Former Agents Tell of Infiltrating Christians 28.04.2008 - April 28 (Compass Direct News) – Former police and security officers in North Korea told a U.S. government body that... more... |
| North Korea Report Details Targeting of Christians 25.04.2008 - April 25 (Compass Direct News) – In a report released this month by a U.S. government body, refugee testimonies confirm... more... |
| North Korea Daily Life and Christian Insights 10.10.2007 - (Open Doors) - This is the second part of an interview with Simon, who is in charge of the work... more... |
| North Korea Hundreds of Thousands Locked Up in Prison Camps 24.09.2007 - (Open Doors) - The number of North Koreans who are imprisoned in concentration camps is much greater than previously assumed.... more... |
| North Korea Refugees Facing Crackdown 31.07.2007 - July 31 (Compass Direct News) – Douglas Shin is a Korean-American pastor living in Los Angeles who has built “underground... more... |
| North Korea Ten Refugees Arrested in Laos, then Freed 14.06.2006 - June 14 (Compass) – Communist authorities in Laos arrested 10 North Korean refugees and two South Korean activists on May... more... |
| North Korea Christians Jailed for Aiding Refugees in China 15.08.2003 - (Compass) — Two South Korean pastors and two laymen, imprisoned in China because of their pastoral and humanitarian work among... more... |
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