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Pro-North Korea Group Linked to Controversial Tech Entrepreneur

2/22/2026

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Nodutdol, a pro-North Korea nonprofit founded by John Choe in 1999, seeks to end U.S.-South Korea alliance and promote reunification.
Nodutdol is linked to tech entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham and to far-left organizations.
Despite reporting just $55,000 in revenue, Nodutdol includes university professors and a U.S. Congresswoman among its directors.
Nodutdol has drawn attention for its anti-ICE stance.
The State Department is investigating Neville Roy Singham's network for influence operations.

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Nodutdol, a pro-North Korea nonprofit founded by John Choe in 1999, seeks to end U.S.-South Korea alliance and promote reunification.
Nodutdol is linked to tech entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham and to far-left organizations.
Despite reporting just $55,000 in revenue, Nodutdol includes university professors and a U.S. Congresswoman among its directors.
Nodutdol has drawn attention for its anti-ICE stance.
The State Department is investigating Neville Roy Singham's network for influence operations.