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North Korea steps up efforts to stamp out consumption of illegal foreign media – but entertainment-hungry citizens continue to flout the ban

A survey shows the impact foreign media is having on North Korea’s residents, despite the government’s harsh crackdown

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North Korea Steps Up Efforts To Stamp Out Consumption Of Illegal Foreign Media But Entertainment-Hungry Citizens Continue To Flout The Ban

North Korea Steps Up Efforts To Stamp Out Consumption Of Illegal Foreign Media But Entertainment-Hungry Citizens Continue To Flout The Ban
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North Korea steps up efforts to stamp out consumption of illegal foreign media – but entertainment-hungry citizens continue to flout the ban

North Korea steps up efforts to stamp out consumption of illegal foreign media – but entertainment-hungry citizens continue to flout the ban
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Inside country most dangerous to celebrate Christmas where devout citizens risk death - World News

In the totalitarian state of North Korea, religious dissidents risk their lives to mark Christmas Day - anti-persecution charity Open Doors estimates there are 400,000 Christians and 50,000-70,000 are currently imprisoned in the country

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No more 'fighting' texts allowed in North Korea — Radio Free Asia

Police target a loanword from English and South Korean dramas that’s slang for ‘hang in there.’

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