Tomasz P. Malinowski: “There is strong, bipartisan cooperation where it matters most between the State Department and this committee.”

What we are talking about is simply basic human rights that everybody in the world enjoys.

If we did that, either the police would come and arrest us again to get a bribe, or if they arrested the terrorist, someone would bribe him out and then he would come and kill us.

I think one of the most important things that we can do for human rights in North Korea is to send a message inside the system there to the mid-level people, to the camp commanders, to the people in the public security ministries who are…

The United States, through multiple statements and a visit to Port au Prince by Secretary Kerry, has made clear that electoral intimidation and violence are unacceptable.