UN adopts human rights review on N. Korea; S. Korea warns of "extreme militarization"

The UN Human Rights Council has adopted the final results of the fourth Universal Periodic Review on North Korea.

At a meeting on Tuesday in Geneva South Korea shared regret over North Korea's rejection of nearly half of the 2-hundred-94 recommendations for action against human rights violations.

South Korea also called for the release of three detained missionaries as well as abductees and prisoners of war.

It also shed grave light on the impact of North Korea's "extreme militarization" on human rights.