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Pray4NKorea
North Korea, Asia
Population: 25,115,311 (2016 est)
Supreme Leader: Kim Jong-Un
Christians: 1.7%
Dictatorship:![]()
North Korea has released a new song praising leader Kim Jong Un for being a "friendly father" and a "great leader", in a move that appears to be part of a propaganda drive to enhance his standing in the reclusive state. A live performance of the song accompanied by an orchestra and watched by Kim was also broadcast on state television as part of a ceremony to mark the completion of building 10,000 new homes. The Kim family dynasty that has ruled North Korea since its founding after World War Two has sought to strengthen its grip on power by building cults of personality around them.![]()
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Source: Reuters
A WORD Of Encouragement For The Christians Suffering Persecution In North Korea.![]()
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Tensions Between North And South Korea:![]()
North Korea’s Kim says ‘Now is time to be prepared for war’. Kim Jong Un threatens ‘the enemy’ will be dealt with a ‘death blow’ in case of an armed conflict. Since the election of South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol in 2022, tensions between the two Koreas have been intensifying, with the North declaring the South as its “principal enemy”.![]()
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Source: Aljazeera
UN Rights Council Boosts Scrutiny Of North Korea:![]()
The North Korean human rights movement won a significant victory when the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) adopted a resolution ensuring continued scrutiny of North Korea’s atrocious rights record. The resolution renews the mandate of the UN special rapporteur on the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea) and asks the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to prepare its first comprehensive report on the North Korean human rights situation since the Commission of Inquiry (COI) published its landmark report in 2014. The new resolution also increases resources for the high commissioner’s office to focus on criminal accountability for North Korea’s rights violations and stresses the link between North Korea’s weapons program, international peace and security, and human rights.![]()
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Source: Human Rights Watch
Deaf In North Korea:![]()
Population: 262,000 / Main Language: Language unknown / Largest Religion: Non-Religious / Christian%: 1.48%![]()
The North Korean government has strong hostility toward any religious beliefs that interfere with the desires of their dictator. Like the rest of North Korean society, the Deaf are taught to revere their dictator. They learn dubious stories that give him god-like status. ![]()
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Source: Joshua Project![]()
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North Korea’s Women's Football Team:![]()
North Korea is ranked in the top 10 of the world’s best women’s football sides – higher than Brazil and Australia among others may come as a surprise to some. Sports remains intertwined with political agendas in North Korea. A side capable of international success is typically presented to the masses back home as a representation of the nation’s might, bolstering public morale and confidence in the ruling regime.![]()
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Source: The Guardian
Resurrection SONday’2024![]()
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Mandarin Chinese in North Korea:![]()
The Han Chinese, or Mandarin Chinese, make up the majority of mainland China's total population. They speak Kuoyu (or Mandarin), which is a form of Chinese that comes from the Sino-Tibetan language family. The Han have emigrated from mainland China for various reasons over the years. As a result, they now live in nearly every country of the world. Many Han Chinese live in North Korea. Yet, they make up a fraction of the country's total population. Three-quarters of the Han Chinese in North Korea are non-religious; many are atheists. This is because all religious practices were discouraged by the Communist government.![]()
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Source: Joshua Project
