Protests and other forms of resistance are increasing in North Korea, and while events have not reached a critical mass, some of the incidents are noteworthy for what the activities were, where it took place, and who was involved.
One such case is an admission by a senior member of North Korean Chairman Kim Jong Un’s own staff.
Protests and other forms of resistance are increasing in North Korea, and while events have not reached a critical mass, some of the incidents are noteworthy for what the activities were, where it took place, and who was involved.
One such case is an admission by a senior member of North Korean Chairman Kim Jong Un’s own staff.
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