US EditionThe Dprk Monitors Anti-Socialist Actions. What Are North Koreans Forbidden to Do?
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North Korea has set up a new spy committee to monitor "anti-socialist" activities in companies linked to raising funds for Kim Jong-un's regime, especially military ones. This is reported by South Korean researcher Kim Jong-hui. North Korea: gangsters, ghost ships and spies. An offense against socialism is, for example, cohabitation of a couple before marriage. Kim Jong-hui refers to the testimony of North Korean defectors. Anti-socialist activi…
North Korea has set up a new spy committee to monitor “anti-socialist” acts in companies linked to raising funds for Kim Jong-un’s regime, especially the military, according to South Korean researcher Kim Yong-hui. For example, an offense against socialism includes unmarried couples living together.
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