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Nord Stream Pipelines · SeoulIn some regions of South Hwanghae province, a baseless rumor is spreading that “disaster will strike your family if you don’t move your ancestor’s grave by the end of the year.” As the rumor spreads, a so-called “group to wipe out superstition” has launched a sweeping crackdown. “In Anak county, South Hwanghae province, a superstitious rumor has quickly spread through mostly agricultural… SourceSee the Story
North Korea cracks down on tomb relocation rumor in South Hwanghae province
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Nord Stream Pipelines · North KoreaYoung North Korean women are increasingly turning to light-colored nail polish as a form of “modest adornment” that allows them to express individuality while avoiding government crackdowns on personal appearance. A Daily NK source in Ryanggang province reported recently that light beige and pale pink manicures have become trendy among young women because the subtle shades make hands look clean… SourceSee the Story
North Korean Women Turn to Subtle Manicures to Evade Beauty Crackdowns
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Mobile PhonesNorth Korea recently scrapped its system of preliminary examinations—a legal procedure the country maintained for roughly 70 years since the regime’s founding. This change resulted from revisions to North Korea’s Criminal Procedure Law in 2023, which shortened criminal procedures into a three-stage system: investigations, indictments, and trials. While the revision appears to simplify criminal… SourceSee the Story
N. Korea’s criminal justice reform: Control under cover
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