1. HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION AND ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES
1.1. religion restrictions
1.2. prohibition of freedom of expression
1.3. prohibition of political opposition
1.4. prohibition of independent media
1.5. partial prohibition of international trades
1.6. ideological propaganda and nationalism
1.7. banned activities on daily bases
1.7.1. torture
1.7.2. rape
1.7.3. forced abortion
1.7.4. rape
1.7.5. sexual abuse
1.8. great division in woman vs man rights
1.9. collective punishment
1.10. prison camps
1.11. ideology police
1.12. absurd rights
1.13. nonfunctional health care system
2. NORTH KOREA ESCAPES
3. NORTH KOREA MYTHS
4. GEOGRAPHY BACKGROUND
4.1. eastern Asia, northern part of Korean penisula
4.2. borders:
4.2.1. Northwest - China and Russia
4.2.2. South - South Korea
4.2.3. East - Japan (across the East sea)
4.3. demilitarized zone
5. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
5.1. Democratic People's Republic of Korea - established in 1948
5.1.1. Kim Il-Sung era
5.1.1.1. iron hand leadership
5.1.1.2. korean workers party founder and chairman
5.1.1.3. personality cult - The great leader
5.1.1.4. Juche
5.1.1.4.1. autonomy in ideology
5.1.1.4.2. independence in politics
5.1.1.4.3. self-sufficiency in economy
5.1.1.4.4. self-reliance in defense
5.1.2. Kim Jong-Il era
5.1.2.1. eternal president
5.1.2.2. chairman (supreme leader) of KWP and National defense comission
5.1.2.3. nuclear weapons program
5.1.2.3.1. military funding and poor economical strategy causes famines in 1990's
5.1.2.4. international relationships
5.1.2.4.1. mixed
5.1.3. Kim Jong-Un era
5.1.3.1. executions and assasinations of possible threats to his power
5.1.3.2. more open trades and relations
5.1.3.2.1. still mixed