One would have a hard time believing anyone would take refuge in North Korea, as our tight-knit community is not one used to a changing population, but some have. One of the best known refugees of North Korea is the four US Military people who took asylum in North Korea. North Korea has such a tight influence on who goes in and out that NGO’s can’t say who’s getting the proper help. Departure is seen as an act of treason from the citizens and even tourists are closely monitored. Refugees from China pour(ed) into Northern Korea only to be stopped.
The United Nations should not have resolutions in regard to immigration at all. Immigration should be illegal and entrance and departure into countries should be available for business managers, investors, and
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This action was taken to purify Koreans and separate them from the rest of the world. North Korea imposes very strict immigration controls on the entries and exits of foreigners and of its citizens. Individuals who are caught emigrating or helping others to cross the border illegally are detained in political penal-labor colonies. The offenders of this law could serve anywhere between two to seven years in these camps, where rates of torture and death are notoriously …show more content…
For example, Resolution 1874, which “imposes further economic and commercial sanctions on the DPRK and encourages UN member states to search NK cargo, had fueled North Korea’s anger. North Korea had opposed this resolution as they said they would consider any new sanctions imposed against them as a “declaration of war”. Recently, North Korea hasn’t been an active participant in the votings of resolutions as we cannot include a list of resolutions signed or supported. The passing of a global immigration law will be considered a “declaration of