North Korea: UN vote a crucial step to ensure perpetrators of crimes against humanity face justice

Headline Title: North Korea: UN vote a crucial step for justice for crimes against humanity 18 November 2014 A key UN vote has sent a clear message to the North Korean government that those responsible for crimes against humanity must face justice, Amnesty International said. On Tuesday, the UN General Assembly Third Committee in New York passed a resolution condemning North Korea for systemic, widespread and gross human rights violations, including crimes against humanity, that continue to be committed in the country. “UN Member States have today sent an unequivocal message…

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