Catch up on the news from North Korea

Nhi Nguyen
Liberty in North Korea
2 min readMay 12, 2019

Using the sun to binge watch K-Dramas in North Korea, North Korean cancer prevention, and a popular TV show goes dark. Here’s what we read this week!

Quote of the Week

“The young and old watch dramas even if they’re not getting enough to eat.”

— South Hwanghae Province-based Merchant

Cancer prevention in North Korea

Photo Courtesy: Yonhap News Agency

A lack of health care options makes detecting and treating diseases like cancer difficult in North Korea.

Off-air!

Graphic Design Courtesy: Gregory Pence

Maybe you’re upset with Game of Thrones season 8. But at least it just didn’t disappear like this K-Drama that North Koreans were illegally watching near the DMZ.

Solar Panels Keep the K-Dramas Streaming

Photo Courtesy: KBS

The sun is making binge watching South Korean dramas a possibility. Even the North Korean state security officers are looking for the latest episodes.

From the Archives

Sex and Love...in North Korea. Read more here

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Nhi Nguyen
Liberty in North Korea

Marketing and Communications Intern at Liberty in North Korea | Long Beach, CA | Always active, usually caffeinated.