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North Korea Human Right Is Not A Matter Of Concern North Korea is a conservative country and the government enjoys all the rights. Until some years ago, there was no much right given to the citizens of the country. Communal rights were one of the major concerns, where people had no right to express themselves and their view points. At one point in time, there were round about 150,000 to 200,000 politicians who were imprisoned and were detained for longer time. Until some years ago, the residents had no much liberty to express their view points. All these factors, impacted their growth and development of the country.

Things are now changing in this country. North Korea Human Right has now become the most important thing. With the help of many aid workers, people are now working towards the betterment of the local residents of the country. Korea is well known for its strong and highly trained military base that is always ready to defend its country. In fact they have always been on news for testing some of the latest and high-tech nuclear missiles that has been designed for the protection of the people. For some countries, such a step triggered a warning. Kim Jong Un is one of the upcoming and strong leaders who have been working towards development of the country. A proposal to reinstate the Human rights of the citizens of the country was proposed on 19th December 2011. It was rejected, but leaders across the world are working towards it. The leaders of North Korea want a proposal that is unbiased and not politically influenced. Kim is a 30 year leader, who understands the issue faced by the people of this country. As per the leaders, the reports on mass human killings and other atrocities are based on wrong

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information. North Korea is not a country for foreigners, thus not many know about the internal situation. Some of the developed countries have blamed the government to wrongly manage the resources of the country and endanger the life of the civilians. The stories so far has been so far been so far been narrated by refugees and other defectors. On the other hand the government has a different story to narrate altogether. As per them, they have taken enough care of the people and their rights. They haven’t done anything wrong and taken care of everything that is essential for the security of the people and nation. Human rights are not a matter of concern, as they are well drafted and amended as well. In fact, the judicial system serves its people faithfully and honestly. Kim was born in the year 1983, and is known to be one of the strongest leaders of the country. He was the first Secretary of the Workers party of the country and has contributed his best for the uplifting the country’s economic condition. He has the supreme control on the Chairman of the Central Military Commission. Kim is quite famous for his grit, power, war skills, and administration capabilities. He is the 3rd son of Kim Jong II and is the legal heir. He is been looked upon as a great leader and is expected to bring in the required improvement in the country. His dedication and sincerity earned him the position of marshal of the army. Share this: Like this:

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TAGS: CITIZENS RIGHTS, KIM JONG II, KOREAN HUMAN RIGHTS, LEADER OF KOREA, NORTH KOREA CITIZENS BY JIAWENYANG2612 IN POLICY ON APRIL 25, 2013. ← NORTH KOREA MOVING TOWARDS THE PATH OF SUCCESS