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Prospects for Health Cooperation: Changing Health Priorities for the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea

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게재일자 2024년 09월 26일
기관 38 North
저자 Samuel S. Han, Heeje Lee and Kee B. Park
키워드 #북한   #아동건강   #중국   #전염병 관리   #코로나19   #국내 문제   #홍수   #인도적 지원   #세계보건기구   #대한민국   #러시아   #세계보건총회
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주요내용 Four years after the World Health Organization (WHO) officially declared COVID-19 a pandemic, humanitarian engagement in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK or North Korea) has yet to fully return to pre-pandemic normalcy. Offers of aid from China, Russia and South Korea following the most recent devastating floods in the northwestern part of the country, and subsequent rejections from the DPRK, highlight the ongoing challenges North Korea faces in balancing its autonomy with the need for external assistance. Although there have been significant steps toward reopening its borders in the last month, such as allowing tourists from Russia and inviting Swedish diplomats back to the country’s embassy, progress in resuming humanitarian work by international nonprofits has remained slow and fragmented.
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