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U.N. links rights to peace in North Korea

A U.N. special investigator argued that human rights should be added to the agenda of the planned U.S.-North Korea nuclear summit on June 12.

By Arete News - June 7, 2018

A North Korean soldier patrols the border with China (AN/William Proby)

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