RFA 자유아시아방송 (Radio Free Asia Korean)
Radio Free Asia Korean (RFA 자유아시아방송) is a U.S.-based nonprofit broadcasting service that provides news and information to audiences in North Korea and the Korean-speaking world. Established in 1996, it operates independently and aims to promote freedom of expression and access to uncensored information. The station delivers accurate, objective reporting on topics such as human rights, politics, and daily life, often focusing on issues suppressed by authoritarian regimes. RFA Korean produces content in various formats, including radio, online articles, and video, reaching audiences through shortwave radio, digital platforms, and social media. Its mission is to serve as a reliable source of information for those living under repressive regimes, offering a voice to the voiceless. The station is funded by the U.S. government through the U.S. Agency for Global Media but maintains editorial independence. RFA Korean often features defectors and experts to provide insights into life in North Korea. It plays a vital role in countering state propaganda and fostering informed public discourse. Despite facing frequent censorship and jamming by North Korean authorities, it remains a critical resource for Korean-speaking listeners seeking unbiased news. RFA Korean continues to uphold its commitment to journalistic integrity and the principles of free press.