Until now. A mysterious group called Free Joseon — or Free North Korea — has broken Pyongyang’s seven decades-long record of untouchability and trampled on its greatest taboo: The “Supreme ...

Yet the defector group that calls itself Free Joseon (Free North Korea) could be the first organization to have successfully infiltrated a North Korean diplomatic mission. Last week, Free Joseon ...

Free Joseon, also known as Cheollima Civil Defense, defined itself in a statement released on its website as an international group composed of North Korean refugees around the world mobilized under ...

In a Tuesday statement, the group, Free Joseon, claimed the information they gathered had “enormous potential value” and said the FBI had requested they voluntarily share the information.

The raid was initially a mystery, but the culprit was soon revealed: Free Joseon, an organization that calls for the overthrow of Kim’s dynasty and had emerged publicly after the killing of the ...

The two dissidents, 37-year-old U.S. Marine Christopher Ahn and noted human rights activist Adrian Hong, are members of the North Korean resistance group Free Joseon, or "Free North Korea." ...

Kim Han-sol, 25, sought the help of a Free Joseon, a group of “freedom fighters” aiming to bring down Un’s “evil” North Korean dictatorship, just days after his father was assassinated ...

Driving the getaway vehicle that day was a member of a clandestine group called Free Joseon, people familiar with the operation say.