북한SDGs

본 섹션은 덴마크 인권연구소(The Danish Institute for Human Rights)가 제공한 도구를 활용하여 SDGs(지속가능발전목표)와 인권 사이의 연관성을 설명한다.

덴마크 인권연구소의 <SDG-인권 데이터 익스플로러>는 유엔 조약 기구들의 권고, 국가별 정례 인권검토(Universal Periodic Review; UPR),

유엔 인권 이사회 하의 특별 조치를 169개 SDGs 내 세부목표와 연결시켜 보여준다.

이를 바탕으로 북한인권정보센터는 국가별 정례 인권검토 3주기 동안 북한이 받은 모든 권고를 분석하였으며 이를 17개의 SDGs와 연계했다.

Supported

Supported
Paragraph	Text	Recommending State
\|124.29\|	Cooperate responsibly with the international community	Japan
\|124.45\|	Take measures to ensure international humanitarian aid reaches the most vulnerable and needy	Ethiopia
\|124.46\|	Work closely with humanitarian agencies to ensure their free and unimpeded access to all populations in need and that humanitarian aid is distributed transparently and reaches the most vulnerable citizens	New Zealand
\|124.47\|	Secure unlimited access and entirely satisfactory monitoring conditions for humanitarian organisations	Norway
\|124.147\|	Take immediate steps to allocate proper budgetary resources to ensure protection of the rights to food, health, water and sanitation	Ukraine
\|124.151\|	Continue its efforts to fulfil the economic, social and cultural rights of all	Bangladesh
\|124.156\|	Pay greater attention to the construction of sanitation facilities and housing constructions in rural areas	China
\|124.158\|	Make efforts to supply quality drinking water and provide adequate cultural facilities to the rural population	Turkmenistan
\|124.159\|	Continue ensuring the right to safe drinking water and sanitation for all persons	Egypt
\|124.160\|	Continue to make efforts to ensure the supply of quality drinking water to all of the population	South Sudan
\|124.163\|	Take concrete measures to further improve hygiene and sanitation in all parts of the country	Kazakhstan
\|124.181\|	Continue to promote economic, social and culture development to provide better conditions for the enjoyment of all rights by its people	China
\|126.56\|	Grant access to the United Nations and other international humanitarian agencies to provide assistance to the most vulnerable groups	Afghanistan
\|126.58\|	Grant immediate, free and unimpeded access to international humanitarian organizations to provide assistance to the most vulnerable groups, including prisoners	Ireland
\|126.59\|	Secure unlimited humanitarian access to all provinces of the country	Norway
\|126.83\|	Take further measures to ensure that all citizens enjoy their civil, cultural, economic and social rights	Oman
\|126.86\|	Strengthen its efforts to overcome the challenges that negatively impact the promotion and protection of human rights and to provide adequate conditions favorable to the enjoyment of human rights in accordance with international standards	State of Palestine
\|126.152\|	Continue to make efforts to develop education and health care, to better protect people's right to education and right to health	China
\|126.154\|	Ensure the protection of the rights to food, health, water and sanitation, as previously recommended	Ukraine
\|126.155\|	Enhance measures to ensure the availability and accessibility of essential services for all and the enjoyment of rights by women, children and persons with disabilities	Nepal
\|126.165\|	Continue the development of the health sector and achieve universal health care	Egypt
\|126.166\|	Continue its initiatives to improve public health services, in line with the right to health	Nicaragua
\|126.167\|	Continue modernizing the national health system in favour of the population	Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)

Noted

Noted
Paragraph	Text	Recommending State
\|90.17\|	Review its legal and administrative measures with a view to ensuring the dignity and better living conditions of the vulnerable groups, including women and children	Malaysia
\|90.34\|	Continue its cooperation with the international community in solving humanitarian issues of mutual concern	Viet Nam
\|90.61\|	Continue giving priority to vulnerable groups in the distribution of international assistance	Yemen
\|90.64\|	In line with previous recommendations made by the Committee on the Rights of the Child, make every effort to reinforce protection of the right to life and development of all children	Germany
\|90.92\|	Take the necessary steps to ensure impartial access to adequate food, drinking water and other basic necessities for all people within its jurisdiction, including vulnerable groups	Canada
\|90.98\|	Intensify its efforts to promote and protect the human rights of specific groups within society, such as women, children, disabled persons and the elderly, with a view to empowering them and alleviating their vulnerability	Thailand
\|90.116\|	Continue to seek constructive cooperation with international mechanisms and other countries in areas of human rights in a non confrontational and non-politicized manner	Zimbabwe
\|90.117\|	Continue to cooperate with the United Nations, other international organizations and the world community to settle all the humanitarian issues	Lao People's Democratic Republic
\|91.50\|	Demonstrate a genuine willingness to improve its human rights record by engaging more positively and openly with the international community, including the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights, and work constructively with the United Nations system to bring its human rights into line with international standards	Australia
\|124.104\|	Invite the Special Rapporteur and/or an international humanitarian organization recognized for its independence to visit "reform institutions" and other correctional and penitentiary institutions to assess/evaluate detention conditions with a view to proposing measures to improve these conditions so that they meet international norms and standards	Belgium
\|125.73\|	Guarantee international humanitarian organizations and human rights monitors immediate access to political prisons and other camps, as well as to their surviving victims, in order to provide primary care	Estonia
\|125.74\|	Provide international humanitarian organisations with immediate, free and unimpeded access to all populations in need, including those held in labour camps or political prison camps	Ireland
\|126.57\|	Allow humanitarian assistance providers operating in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea unrestricted and independent movement throughout the country, as well as direct and unimpeded access to all populations in need	United States of America
\|126.131\|	Take concrete measures to improve conditions of detention by implementing the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (the Nelson Mandela Rules) and the United Nations Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-custodial Measures for Women Offenders (the Bangkok Rules)	Thailand