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Describe the Internal Conditions of North Korea

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Describe the Internal Conditions of North Korea

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-Level of Wealth: North Korea's debt was estimated at $10–12 billion. By 2012, North Korea's external debt had grown to an estimated US$20 billion

-Level of Education: Education in North Korea is universal and state-funded schooling by the government. Children go through one year of kindergarten, four years of primary education, six years of secondary education, and then on to university.

-Type of Government: The Premier is also elected by the Supreme People’s Assembly. As head of government, the Premier appoints the cabinet as well as other three Vice Premiers. The Premier, in collaboration with the ministers implements and directs national policies as determined by the Worker’s Party of Korea's Central Committee.

-GDP: 12.38 Billion

-Population #: 25.37 Million

-Exports: $4 billion, Minerals, metallurgical products, manufactures, textiles, agricultural and fishery products, coal, iron ore, limestone, graphite, copper, zinc, and lead.

-GDP % Spent on Military: 10.4 Percent

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Description of the tactics used by the government to enforce laws 

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Description of the tactics used by the government to enforce laws 

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The tactics used by the North Korean government are that they practice collective punishment, not just sending only the offender but also 3 generations of his family to political prison camps. The camps are notorious for horrific living conditions and abuse.

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We are fighting since North Korea invaded South Korea and the United States came to aid South Korea. No peace treaty was ever signed between South and North Korea, therefore making North Korea and The United States Rivals.

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What weapons do they have/what have they tried? What threats have they made?

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What weapons do they have/what have they tried? What threats have they made?

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North Korea has an estimate of more than 1 million soldiers, making it the 4th largest army in the world. They also have 100 launchers that can travel 200-600 miles, 50 launchers that can travel 800 miles, and 50 launchers that can travel 2,000 miles.  North Korea has been working for the last decade to develop a nuclear weapons program and long-range ballistic missile programs.

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Your opinion: Should they be allowed Sovereignty? (Min 2 paragraphs)

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Your opinion: Should they be allowed Sovereignty? (Min 2 paragraphs)

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Giving my opinion, I believe that North Korea should not be allowed sovereignty due to the fact that the government does not treat their people like humans. The government would punish 3 generation of your family for your own wrong doing. Having this sovereignty is what lead North Korea to do such harmful things to its people. The power North Korea dictators have is being put to bad use instead of progressing their own home.
With no real government in charge the people get no word in what happens. If there was more regulation all the problems that North Korea has would parish. North Korea is responsible for many issues we would find illegal in the United States.

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http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/north-korea-weapons-programs/story?id=45971921

https://www.hrw.org/news/2014/01/21/north-korea-kim-jong-un-deepens-abusive-rule

https://www.quora.com/Why-are-America-and-North-Korea-fighting