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The North Korean Religious Freedom Database is a free and open online resource that allows users to access and organise evidence of religious freedom violations. The database contains relational information that links the victims and the violations to the responsible perpetrators, locations, and organisations. Updated on an ongoing basis, the database serves as an open resource for policymakers, investigators, researchers, journalists, and the public.
Most common criminal charges
- 149Religious practice
- 110Religious activities in China
- 78Possessing religious items
- 77Contact with religious persons
- 72Attending a place of worship
- 22Sharing religious beliefs
- 15Unidentified religious activities
- 12Arrest based on informant
- 9Other