Letter to President Moon Jae-In Re: UN Human Rights Council's 2022 resolution on the situation of human rights in North Korea to be adopted at the 49th session

We are writing on behalf of 28 non-governmental organizations and coalitions, and four individuals from 6 different countries to urge your government to engage fully with the international community, and act in response to the dire human rights situation in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) by resuming South Korea’s co-sponsorship of the annual resolution on the matter at the 49th UN Human Rights Council.

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