Witness To North Korea: Three Years On The Ground In The Dprk

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Discover a rare insider’s perspective on life in North Korea from Jerome Sauvage, a former UN Resident Coordinator who spent three years living and working in the country. This book offers a firsthand look at the challenges of delivering humanitarian aid under one of the world’s most secretive regimes.

An authoritative account of humanitarian efforts and life inside the DPRK.

In Witness to North Korea, Jerome Sauvage shares his unique experiences as the UN Special Resident Coordinator in Pyongyang, providing an intimate view of daily life and the complexities of working within the isolated society of North Korea.

He reflects on the successes and setbacks of international aid efforts, revealing both the opportunities and difficulties faced when engaging with the regime. The book also explores the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, which led to the expulsion of NGOs, UN agencies, and even embassies from the country.

Sauvage’s account raises important questions about how the global community might rebuild relationships with this secretive nation. Featuring eyewitness descriptions of key moments, such as the mourning for Kim Jong Il, and candid insights into interactions with North Korean citizens, this book offers fresh and valuable perspectives beyond the usual narratives.

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