Korea Future is a non-profit, non-governmental organization dedicated to investigating human rights violations in North Korea and advocating for accountability and justice. The organization has distinguished itself by securing international recognition and accountability measures for North Korean survivors, working closely with governments and multilateral institutions to apply targeted sanctions and political resolutions.
Korea Future operates through expert legal analysis and in-depth investigations, equipping policymakers with unique evidence against North Korean human rights abuses. Its approach is grounded in sustained collaboration with North Korean survivors across the UK, Europe, and South Korea, providing real-time insights from the ground. This enables the group to document ongoing violations and influence international human rights policies.
The organization has had notable impacts on significant international decisions and resolutions, including amendments by the European Council on human rights sanctions (CFSP 2024/2009), United Nations Human Rights Council resolutions (A/HRC/RES/55/21), and European Parliament resolutions on related issues.
The governance of Korea Future includes respected figures such as Victoria Nida, Oliver Windridge, and Mitra Motlagh, all committed to advancing justice through legal and diplomatic channels. The firm’s lobbying efforts focus on human rights, international justice, and geopolitical influence related to North Korea.
Since registration in the EU Transparency Register, Korea Future has maintained a steady presence engaging with key EU institutions on human rights policy, sanctions, and legal accountability measures relevant to North Korea.
