South Korea supports U.N. concerns over North Korea’s treatment of soldiers and defectors. The country urges North Korea to comply with international law, following a report by U.N. special envoy Elizabeth Salmon, highlighting serious human rights violations.
South Korea has expressed serious concerns regarding North Korea’s treatment of soldiers and the protection of DPRK prisoners of war, especially those captured during the Ukraine conflict. This stance aligns with the latest recommendations made by the U.N. special envoy on North Korean human rights.
The deputy permanent representative of South Korea to the U.N. in Geneva, Song Si-jin, publicly supported the report issued by Elizabeth Salmon. His endorsement was made following a meeting with the special rapporteur, as noted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Seoul.
In summary, South Korea’s support for U.N. concerns regarding human rights violations in North Korea reflects a commitment to international law and the welfare of soldiers and defectors. Through backing the recommendations of the U.N. special envoy, South Korea seeks to address and highlight the ongoing human rights issues within the DPRK, particularly in relation to captured individuals.
Original Source: www.nknews.org
