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Stan Guthrie interviewed Michael Horowitz following the passage of the bill, and wrote a news article about its passage.

Weblog also commented on the bill.

The North Korean Human Rights Act of 2004 is available from the Library of Congress.

The State Department's report on religious freedom in North Korea says, "the regime appears to have cracked down on unauthorized religious groups in recent years."

The Los Angeles Times has an article on the first gathering of the Korean Church Coalition.

Other Christianity Today articles on North Korea include:

A Heartless Homeland | Why more North Koreans than ever are fleeing their country. (Oct. 06, 2004)

The Nightmare of North Korea | One man's story of brutality, courage, love, and freedom. (Oct. 05, 2004)

Criminal Faith | Going nuclear, North Korea allows worship only of its dictator. (July 08, 2003)

Helping Refugees Run Roadblocks | No nation wants North Koreans, but Christians rally to their cause. (March 17, 2003)

Fleeing North Korea | Christians among the thousands making their way to China. (Oct. 7, 2002)

Persecution Summit Takes Aim at Sudan, North Korea | Christian leaders issue second "Statement of Conscience." (May 2, 2002)

South Koreans Help Neighbors (Aug. 9, 1999)

Famine Toll Exceeds 1 Million (Oct. 5, 1998)

Editorial: North Korea's Hidden Famine | The poor and the weak should not have to starve due to the policies of their government. (May 19, 1997)

Evangelicals Plead for Korean Aid (April 7, 1997)

Bearing the Cross focused on North Korea in 2001.

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December 2004, Vol. 48, No. 12