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Great Leader
In 1948, Kim Il-Sung became the only person in North Korea with human rights. North Korea being a communistic country, no one can speak agaisnt the government or question them for their actions. -
Corruption
The country of North Korea has a Constitution in which entitles citizens to the freedoms of speech, press, association, and assembly.When practicing these freedoms, citizens are placed in concentration camps for the rest of their lives. -
Korean War
This marks the start for the Korean war between the North and Sourth Korean division. The North was communist and the South was fighting for democracy. Both backed with their own set of allies, the war had begun. -
Military
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At the age of 17, young men spend 13 years forced to train and die for their Leader. When they leave the military, they become obedient slaves to "The Dear Leader". -
Education
Elected officials children do not receive higher education, due to the threat they might have on the government. -
Concentration Camps
These concentration camps were established in attempt to stop leaking information and stop people from speaking against the government. -
Terrorist Attack
North Korea blew up a South Korean airline killing 115 people, Which results in putting North Korea on the terroristic country watch. -
Starvation
According to the Organiszation Guidance Bureau Official, more than 500 thousand people had starved to death. -
Cannibalism
It was discovered that North Koreans had been selling human meat so they could survive the food crisis. -
North Korea Food Shortage
Six million North Koreans are living "on a knife edge" and will go hungry without immediate food aid, the World Food Program said, calling in April for $224 million in emergency aid.
