Statistics
2 x
North Korean entities sanctioned as a direct result of our findings and advocacy.
9 x
Amendments to United Nations resolutions as a direct result of our findings and advocacy.
26 x
Reports and publications detailing our findings.
34 x
Governments & multilateral actors briefed, informing policy on North Korea.
36 x
Citations of our work in official government and United Nations reports and global media.
571 x
Detailed interviews with survivors and witnesses.
1,095 x
Perpetrators identified through our investigations, facilitating accountability measures.
1,425 x
Victims identified.
9,150 x
Human rights violations documented.
Case studies
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Accountability
Korea Future’s Evidence Triggers Historic Human Rights Sanctions
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Advocacy
Korea Future Shapes United Nations Human Rights Council Resolution
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Documentation
Korea Future Launches the Most Authoritative Database for Accountability
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Capacity Building
Korea Future Empowers Exiles with Skills to Advance Justice
Testimonials
“Korea Future’s commitment to laying the groundwork for justice and amplifying the voices of survivors is truly transformative. As someone who has directly benefited from their unwavering support, I cannot overstate the impact of their work.”
Jihyun Park. North Korean Human Rights Activist
“As a North Korean, Korea Future’s dedication to empowering exiles and supporting North Korean-led organisations through capacity-building inspires me deeply. Their approach not only fosters change in the human rights sector but also has a transformative effect on individual lives.”
Yejin Lee. North Korean Community Activist
“The depth, quality, and quantity of information in the Korea Future database is fantastic. It has the capacity to be the central repository of testimony relating to violations in the North Korean prison system, enabling the international community to have a clearer and more accurate concept of the breadth and scale of these violations.”
Siobhan Hobbs. Human Rights Lawyer
