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Why some North Koreans defend the dictators who imprison them
Life under dictatorship isn’t just physical control—it’s mental captivity. North Korean defectors describe a world where even recognizing oppression feels dangerous. This chilling look into the ...
The Socialist Patriotic Youth League (SPYL) has begun interviews of unmarried youth to determine why they have yet to tie the ...
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Kim Jong Un bans North Koreans from eating hot dogs
Pensioners missing out on huge payment they don’t know they can claim Nigella Lawson to replace Dame Prue Leith on Great ...
A Japanese court on Monday held North Korea responsible for the human rights violations of four plaintiffs lured to the North ...
For the Korean people in the north, the problem is not that they lack grievances. The problem is that grievances stay private ...
“Seoul’s recent decision to streamline the reporting process for importing North Korean products is good news for Chinese ...
The court ruled the four plaintiffs had “most of their lives taken away” by Pyongyang. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...
South Korean pop defines what’s trending today, and for the first time, it’s welcoming a North Korean member into its ranks. Take a look ...
In a January 26 ruling, a Japanese district court held the North Korean government liable for grave human rights violations against Koreans and Japanese citizens lured to North Korea through its ...
The plaintiffs said North Korea was marketed to them as "paradise on Earth".
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