koreans

For instance, South Koreans born post-Korean War are currently 5 inches taller than North Koreans.

What percentage of North Koreans are involved in violently repressing their fellow North Koreans?

It's no wonder that millenial Koreans are desperate to leave the country, even if it means being a plumber in Germany with an advanced degrees.

And in my previous comments on HN i have never ever expressed negative feelings towards Korea or koreans.

If Americans don't trust the US dollar, you can imagine that North Koreans don't trust their own currency.

The general answer is obvious: most North Koreans are peaceful, most Cambodians were peaceful, rather than savages.

It may try to ally with Korea but i think koreans stay neutral and will try to rebuild the North.

The attack in September occurred just as a large number of Koreans suddenly moved to Telegram.

Chinese are not homogeneous like Koreans for example when it comes to culture and one language.

As another commenter pointed out, the North Koreans are probably relying on radio triangulation.

It's no surprise that even Yakuza membership have lot of Koreans given the poor level of opportunities available to them in Japan.

But most koreans are not employed by conglomerates or at least not directly (laws).

South Korean say aiseukeurim, North Koreans say eoreumbosung-i ("ice pudding" or something).

I think the hardest word I've found for Koreans and Japanese to say is "parallel".

So if America changed currencies all of the sudden, I'd say, "Rats, I just lost $50." Sooo, again, my point is that this probably doesn't change much for North Koreans.

Is there any way an outside person can somehow help the cause of human rights protection for North Koreans?

Koreans have every right to feel strong about it.

As for South Koreans, my original comment still stands.