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Sanctions have long been a useful tool of U.S. foreign policy. In recent years, we have witnessed a significant increase in the use of targeted sanctions. Even if there is an argument about whether economic sanctions could help to achieve desired goals in relation to North Korea, comprehensive sanctions cause economic shocks and social disruption on a scale that cannot be mitigated by humanitarian aid, affecting vulnerable populations.
Although sanctions are imposed in a context of hostilities and the use of force, international humanitarian law must apply. Regularly, North Korean food shortages and the possibility of mass starvation appear in the media.
Large-scale external aid continues to decrease because of the nuclear crisis. This paper reviews the impact of comprehensive sanctions on North Korea economic and humanitarian catastrophe drawing on available data. We investigate the major trends in economic and humanitarian aid in North Korea and identify substantial evidence that sanctions cause severe civilian hardship and profound social and economic dislocation. We recognize that the impact of sanctions goes beyond humanitarian crisis to induce serious economic recession and social poverty.
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¥°. Introduction
¥±. Unilateral & Multilateral Sanctions
¥². The Economic Effect of Sanctions
¥³. Unintentional Effect on Humanitarian Aid
¥´. The Status of Health and Nutrition in North Korea
¥µ. Conclusion