The U.S. Department of State on Monday updated its travel warning for North Korea, advising its citizens of the “unduly harsh” sentences imposed by the DPRK government.
The previous update, in place since November 20 of last year, has undergone some slight changes, including the listing of specific crimes U.S. citizens could be detained for while in the country.
The U.S. Department of State on Monday updated its travel warning for North Korea, advising its citizens of the “unduly harsh” sentences imposed by the DPRK government.
The previous update, in place since November 20 of last year, has undergone some slight changes, including the listing of specific crimes U.S. citizens could be detained for while in the country.
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