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1347:. Internet access is permitted only for foreign travelers or the elite. By 2015, three million North Koreans had subscribed to Koryolink. Users of Koryolink must apply for permission to subscribe and are “subject to controls and surveillance by at least eight ministries and organizations between the party, state and army.” The network does not allow any access to international calls. Users sometimes will receive propaganda messages.
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1271:(KCNA) is the state news agency of North Korea. The KCNA was established on December 5, 1946. The agency publishes the views of the North Korean government for foreign news outlets to consume and cite. According to its website, the KCNA "speaks for the Workers' Party of Korea and the [North Korean] government". It is the primary method by which the North Korean government publishes its views outside of the country.
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1378:, this independent resource provides communication between industry, universities, and government. It is used to spread information through chats and emails which are both monitored and filtered by the government, allowing only a select group of researchers, propagandists, and media workers to access state media and items which have been removed from the public's Internet.
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1426:(WPK) and adjust their reportings to positively reflect Kim Jong Un's leadership. Foreign media are not welcomed and are often used as scapegoats by North Korean media. A US State Department report noted that failure to follow strict guidelines as set forth by the WPK can lead to imprisonment, forced labor, or death.
1201:. They include but are not limited to forced labor, rape and forced abortions. One official documented in the report is Ri Thae-chol, who is a first vice minister of the Ministry of People's Security. The MPS oversees and operates labor camps that are known for their abuse and torture of its citizens.
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The KCNA is responsible for all news in North Korea and also distributes photos. Their content is available in Korean, English, Spanish, and
Japanese. From January 1, 2011, the site also began offering video. The KCNA often broadcasts North Korean propaganda. It has also reported alleged achievements
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These phones could be vehicles for releasing detailed news of harsh ruling within the country which is prohibited. Beyond punishment for those using phones within the country, a danger exists for escapees spreading knowledge of the country's extreme laws. Text messages and cell phone photographs are
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was translated into
English. In this book, Kim Jong Il guides journalists to take the best pictures of their leader, study their leader's works, and instill loyalty to their leader in others. Kim Jong Il includes stories of his remarkable feats in this book, detailing a time when he saved a reporter
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While this media censorship is harmful for many due to its harsh punishments for those who obtain unapproved content, it is most destructive to children. Since children are more impressionable, they are easier to manipulate, and North Korea takes advantage of this by pushing its own agenda. Kim Jong
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Censorship is a form of media monopoly, where the government oversees all media content in order to maintain obedience. North Korea utilizes a three-tiered approach to control its citizens at the ideological, physical, and institutional level. This applies not only to North Korean residents but also
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phone network. However, the IT industry has been growing and
Internet access is starting to increase within North Korea. With few exceptions, Kwangmyong is completely separate from the global internet as a means for North Korea to use private state-controlled resources which is completely regulated
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reportedly handpicked Kim Il Sung, who was a fluent
Russian speaker, to lead North Korea in 1948. Soviet influence in North Korea was endorsed under Kim Il Sung. The degree of censorship seen in North Korea today began with the nationalization of major industries, labor reforms, and the seizure of
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and conducted by InterMedia and released May 10, 2012, found that despite strict regulations, North
Koreans, particularly the elites, have increased access to news and other media outside the state-controlled media authorized by the government. While access to the internet is controlled, radio and
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the Korean
Central News Agency (KCNA) restricts and controls the production and distribution of information while also prohibiting independent journalism. Over the years journalists in North Korea have faced many safety hazards when working in the field. They have been arrested, deported, sent to
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The primary focus of the study was on the ability of North
Koreans to access outside information from foreign sources through a variety of media, communication technologies, and personal sources. The relationship between information exposure on North Koreans' perceptions of the outside world and
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available since 2014, has a high level of inbuilt surveillance and controls. The tablet takes screenshots of apps opened by the user and saves browsing history. The tablet also only allows access to a limited number of approved applications, shares watermarking data to track the distribution of
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Radio or television sets that can be bought in North Korea are preset to receive only the government frequencies and sealed with a label to prevent tampering with the equipment. It is a serious criminal offence to manipulate the sets and receive radio or television broadcasts from outside North
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Human rights violations in North Korea raise global concern. Kim Jong Un's regime is notorious for torture, mysterious disappearances, and sexual violence. Each layer of the government is structured to expel potential political threats and disseminate the ideology of Kim Jong Un, and those who
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to govern North Korea. Kim Jong Il upheld his father's authoritarian regime and strict censorship. He was known for using military propaganda to distract North Korean citizens from their lack of freedoms and access to outside information. Despite only giving citizens access to hyper-militarized
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Kim Il Sung was born an ordinary man named Kim Sung-ju on April 15, 1912, at the peak of
European and Japanese imperialism. Kim Il Sung's tenure was marked by human rights abuses, such as prison camps and harsh censorship. Kim Il Sung's policies are still in effect as of July 2023. According to
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maintains a group of readers who try to interpret the significance of the news agency's output. Some themes the KCNA consistently covers include denouncing the actions of the United States and Japan as well as promoting the celebrity and personality of Kim Jong Un and Kim Jong-Il. Their 2,000
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High-ranking officials have access to cellphones and the internet while others are limited to the programed government stations that broadcast propaganda. Every television is monitored and inspected throughout each year to ensure there are no outside stations being transmitted illegally.
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Internet access is not generally available in North Korea. Only some high-level officials and foreigners are allowed to access the global internet. In most universities, a small number of strictly monitored computers are provided. Other citizens may get access only to the country's
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The North Korean government has implemented policies to prevent outside sources of information from reaching the people of North Korea. Starting in the 1990s when famine overtook the country, traders used cell phones as a means to illegally bring food and goods across the border.
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sent to external journalists and activists in South Korea to spread knowledge of the conditions. Some North
Koreans act as journalists and sources by sending information and sharing stories. Prominent news accounts surrounding Kim Jong Un's ankle surgery and his wife,
1354:. Recently, with more government awareness of alternative access to external information, increased security measures to eliminate these resources have been enacted. This includes higher border security where illicit cell phones gain access to China's mobile networks.
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As social media and news applications via smartphones become the common thread of news outlets, North Korea pushes further curtailment. A tightly controlled cyberspace exists within the country where a small number of upper-class citizens have access to an
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1454:, it is possible to broadcast news for North Korea through short-wave radio. Possessing a short-wave radio is against the law in North Korea, but the radios are allegedly confiscated and resold by corrupted agents of the secret police.
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1116:). The government of Kim Jong Un still has absolute authority over and control of the press and information and has been repeatedly ranked one of the top 5 countries in the world with the least amount of media freedom.
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was made commander-in-chief and head of the military affairs commission by his father Kim Il Sung in the spring of 1994. Later that year in July, Kim Il Sung died. Kim Jong Il became the next member of the
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acknowledges multiple violations of human rights in North Korea that are connected to censorship and governmental control, specifically violations of freedom of thought and expression.
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content between people and only allows users to access content created on the tablet or from the tablet. Content sent from other users or third party platforms cannot be accessed.
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ranks among some of the most extreme censorship in the world, with the government able to take strict control over communications. North Korea sits at one of the lowest places of
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continues his predecessors' rule and worked to consolidate power since becoming the supreme leader of North Korea on
December 28, 2011. He ordered the execution of his uncle,
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by the regime. This intranet is difficult for foreign adversaries to access, and therefore allows the country to maintain its own private internet.
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Un only prioritizes what he deems to be pertinent information, forcing adolescents to think the same as their leader, without any hope for change.
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Kim Jong Un keeps North Korea under his surveillance through extreme censorship. As of April 2020, the regime has a press freedom score from the
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2333:"DNA Confirms Assassination Victim Was Half Brother of Kim Jong-un, Malaysia Says"
2230:"North Korea Encouraging Internet, Cellphone Use so it can Better Spy on Citizens"
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Some of the human rights violations have been documented in a report by the
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from death and when he edited a writer's political essay to perfection.
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2955:"Instagrams from within North Korea lift the veil, but only slightly"
2910:"North Korea exposed: Censorship in the world's most secretive state"
2371:"NORTH KOREA EXPOSED: CENSORSHIP IN THE WORLD'S MOST SECRETIVE STATE"
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1867:"Report on Serious Human Rights Abuses or Censorship in North Korea"
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2573:"Cheap Chinese EVD player spreads S. Korean culture in N. Korea"
2506:"A Quiet Opening: North Koreans in a Changing Media Environment"
2288:"Here's What Making Cell Phone Calls in North Korea Sounds Like"
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2448:"Private Citizens Liberating North Korea with Shortwave Radio"
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personal reflection, personal essay, or argumentative essay
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attempt to circumvent censorship face steep consequences.
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2543:"The $ 50 device that symbolizes a shift in North Korea"
1723:"North Korea ranked the world worst in Freedom of Press"
3061:"North Korea: Freedom in the World 2022 Country Report"
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2883:"North Korea: Where the Internet has just 5,500 sites"
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Linton, Stephen (1996). "North Korea under the Son".
2052:"On Reading North Korean Media: The Curse of the Web"
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their own country was also analyzed (11 years ago).
2286:Franceschi-Bicchierai, Lorenzo (16 February 2017).
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1529:In 2006, Julien Pain, head of the Internet Desk at
1503:North Korea is ranked second to the bottom of the
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2739:. Reporters Without Borders. 2016. Archived from
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2204:"Look At How Bizarre North Korea's 'Internet' Is"
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2481:. Associated Press. May 10, 2012. Archived from
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1028:Internet censorship and surveillance by country
2981:"North Korea's 'Digital Revolution' Under Way"
2257:"New Ban on Select Cell Phones in North Korea"
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2928:"North Korea to offer mobile internet access"
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2802:"The Internet Black Hole That Is North Korea"
2421:"Radio gives hope to North and South Koreans"
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3088:The Daily-NK - The Hub of North Korean News
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1917:"The Secret History of Kim Jong-il"
1472:facilitating the extension of the "
1388:Cult of personality for Kim Jong Un
1298:Cult of personality for Kim Jong Il
1292:Kim Jong Il (Leader from 1994–2011)
1224:Cult of personality for Kim Il Sung
1218:Kim Il Sung (Leader from 1948–1994)
317:Abductions of South Korean citizens
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2953:Caitlin Dewey (26 February 2013).
2881:Eric Talmadge (23 February 2014).
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2331:Goldman, Russell (15 March 2017).
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3031:Williams, Martyn (3 March 2017).
2822:"List of the 13 Internet enemies"
2765:. Reporters Without Borders. 2017
2541:Pearson, James (March 27, 2015).
1871:United States Department of State
1774:reserved, VTNV Solutions Limited
1622:Telecommunications in North Korea
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2356:"2020 World Press Freedom Index"
2202:Tong-hyung, Kim; Youkyung, Lee.
2171:Sang-hun, Choe (26 March 2016).
1915:Hyun Sik, Kim (6 October 2009).
1637:Mass surveillance in North Korea
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1316:The Great Teacher of Journalists
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1507:rankings published annually by
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312:Abductions of Japanese citizens
3449:British Indian Ocean Territory
2737:2016 World Press Freedom Index
2707:2014 World Press Freedom Index
2605:(in French). October 22, 2013.
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221:Re-education camps (Kyohwaso)
2511:. InterMedia. Archived from
2358:. Reporters Without Borders.
2110:Harvard International Review
1647:Cyberactivism in North Korea
1314:In 1983, Kim Jong Il's book
1023:Freedom of speech by country
375:List of human rights reports
370:Balloon propaganda campaigns
164:Political prisons (Kwanliso)
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2979:Lee, Jean H. (2011-07-25).
2673:"World Press Freedom Index"
2446:Kevin Kane (5 March 2007).
2263:. New Focus. Archived from
2137:"Elements of Gangnam style"
2000:"North Korea's Kim Dynasty"
1642:Human rights in North Korea
1627:North Korean postal service
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202:Sunghori (No. 26 - closed)
192:Hoeryong (No. 22 - closed)
3533:Mass media in North Korea
3518:Censorship in North Korea
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2135:Barrett, Liz Cox (2013).
2091:10.1080/01636609609550194
1632:Propaganda in North Korea
1531:Reporters Without Borders
1509:Reporters Without Borders
1420:Reporters Without Borders
1396:Kim Jong-un in April 2019
1323:2004–2008: Cell phone ban
1262:Propaganda in North Korea
1206:Reporters Without Borders
1071:Reporters Without Borders
365:United Nations COI Report
284:Tanchon (No. 77 - closed)
150:Persecution of Christians
112:Kippumjo (Pleasure Squad)
3198:East Timor (Timor-Leste)
3098:North Korea Reform Radio
2407:U.S. Department of State
2079:The Washington Quarterly
1595:Freedom of speech portal
1199:U.S. Department of State
207:Onsong (No. 12 - closed)
3523:Politics of North Korea
3459:Cocos (Keeling) Islands
1923:. www.foreignpolicy.com
1525:Internet in North Korea
1424:Workers' Party of Korea
1086:North Korean government
357:South Korea Law of 2016
334:International reactions
177:Yodok (No. 15 - closed)
3093:Free North Korea Radio
2104:Lee, Kristine (2011).
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1523:Further information:
1463:U.S. State Department
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2106:"No Revolution Here"
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1617:Media of North Korea
1120:Impact of censorship
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