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Don’t allow North Korean staff to use the internet, International Red Cross told

Instruction comes despite rules already in place to prevent DPRK nationals accessing web

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) has been told by North Korean counterparts that local staff should not be allowed internet access, the organization told NK News this week.

"IFRC recently received communication from the government via Red Cross Society of DPRK that as per domestic laws and regulations our local staff should not have access to the internet," an IFRC representative told NK News on Monday.

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