North Korean Leader and North Korea

North Korea: UN investigation finds North Korea guilty of crimes against humanity, according to Globe and Mail. Rival Koreas agree to hold reunions of war-divided families To mark his late father's birthday, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visits Kumsusan Palace of the Sun, a giant mausoleum that houses embalmed body of his father. Rough Cut no reporter narration . Reuters Video Video: Kim Jong-un marks late father #039;s birthday at mausoleum North and South Korea hold their first high-level talks in seven years, exploring ways to improve ties while the South and the United States gear up for large-scale military drills. Rough Cut No Reporter Narration . Reuters Video Video: North and South Korea seek better ties at rare high-level talks Former NBA star Dennis Rodman and a team of former NBA players are headed to North Korea for exhibition basketball tour there late next month. File photo Video Video: How did Dennis Rodman and North Korea #039;s dictator become BFFs and A United Nations panel has served notice to Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, that he may be personally held liable in court for crimes against humanity committed by state institutions and officials under his direct control. A letter conveying this notice forms part of a report by the Commission of Inquiry on Human Rights in North Korea, released Monday after a year-long investigation. More Related to this Story Kerry seeks China help on North Korea (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.