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North Korea has the highest prevalence of modern day slavery in the world. with 1 out of 10 citizens are considered victims. more than 2.6 million live under slavery in that country, the vast majority of them forced to work by the state. The report defines modern-day slavery to include human trafficking, forced labor, debt bondage, forced or servile marriage, and the sale and exploitation of children, as well as slavery itself.

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As many as 2 million people died as a result of famine in the 1990's caused by erratic government farming policies and flooding, according to the United Nations. Asia Press reported that a recent return of famine in the farming provinces of North and South Hwanghae has forced some to resort to cannibalism.

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The 2017–18 North Korea crisis was a period of heightened tension between North Korea and the United States throughout 2017, which began when North Korea conducted a series of missile and nuclear tests that demonstrated the country's ability to launch ballistic missiles beyond its immediate region

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Most people or citizens from North Korea try to escape the country. There's no wifi, no type of transportation so everybody gotta walk where ever they would like to go.

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You have to do everything the presidents say to do because you will get executed if you don't.

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Children have to pay to go to school, they have to pay for a desk and chair to sit on, most parents bribe the teachers for their children not to go to school. They bribe them so they don't say a word about them not bringing their child to school.

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You can't listen or watch foreign things. Basically it's a crime to watch, see or wear stuff from another country.

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You can only clap for the president. it is a form of disrespect to not clap for him. If caught not clapping for him you will be executed (killed). Kim Jung Un's uncle one time did not apparently clap "hard enough" the next week he was pronounced dead the firing guards executed him.

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You cannot escape that country. Most citizens from North Korea have tried to escape but most fail. There was this one male who's name was "O Jung Son" in November of 2017 a 25 year old North Korean attempted to escape with a car. The North Korean military shot his car down which cause it to break down he then decided to run across the border getting shot a few times. South Korean soldiers managed to get a hold of him bringing him to the hospital he then said "i would much rather get shot and staying here then staying over there."