POLITICS SISTEM OR REZIM NORTH KOREAN

POLITICS CONSTRUCTED BY ONE PARTY

A one-party government is a characteristic that can be found in most socialist countries in the past. The ruling party that centralizes ideology occupies the top position in the structure of national forces, which in fact controls the overall legislative, administrative and judicial powers. The party not only controlled the 3 institutions, but also led the social organization and people's life. Therefore, North Korea can be regarded as a 'party-led country'. Although there are more than one party, they are not opposition, but the ruling party partners. The ruling party in North Korea is the Korean Labor Party.

POWER SUPPLIER

That is the hallmark of dictatorship. The power of the state is concentrated on the party, and the power within the party is owned by one person exclusively. The use of the term "Yuil" meaning 'single' or 'mono' in the North Korean language is actually 'a single ideological system' derived from a 'single leader' philosophy. In North Korean society, the leader is the embodiment of the embodiment of party desires and desires, and is the center of power to organize and lead integrated and integrated sideopolitarian activities. Therefore, the role and power of the leader are placed in the top position and position that can not be challenged.

DYNASTIC POWER

The unique system is owned by North Korea. Because Kim Jong-il has the ability as a leader who left the philosophy, talent and teachings of his father successfully, making the country walk a single power system passed from father to son. Preparations for inheriting power have been in place since the early 1970s. The system was refined when Kim Il-sung said that "Kim Jong-il has full ability to handle all tasks (as leader)". After the death of his father Kim Il-sung, and Kim Jong-il inaugurated as general secretary of the Korean Labor Party in October 1997, the inheritance system manifested successfully when Kim Jong-il served as chairman of the National Defense Commission in September 1998.

DISCUSSION OF BRIEF REZIM KOREA NORTH WORK

The party is leading the country, and its leader is leading the party. That is the basic principle of the implementation of North Korea's regime system as a whole. The Supreme People's Assembly, as a general representative of the people, is the place where the party executes its decisions. Therefore, the Supreme People's Assembly is the highest political institution in North Korea. The Supreme People's Assembly has appointed a major government official such as a leader to carry out administrative tasks significantly. Because, in principle, the power is not concentrated on the president or cabinet, it can be regarded as a 'People's Assembly System' such as the Soviet Union and the Chinese who follow the system.
Although the Supreme People's Assembly was the highest political institution in North Korea, the People's Assembly was led by the party chairman. Therefore, without taking into account the name given to the chair, he is de facto leader who has the highest authority and exercises all forms of direct power throughout the sector including politics, defense, diplomatic, national security, economy, industry, trade, social , culture and art. Therefore, the core of the North Korean system is a party led by its chairman.

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THE FACTS NORTH KOREAN

North Korea  is the closest country on Earth. Not easy to enter, and almost impossible for people to come out and mingle with the citizens of the world. 

Leaks about the state condition controlled by the Kim Jong-un regime were mainly obtained from the narrative of some defectors, also through a number of people who had visited there or settled - usually diplomats. 

On the other hand, though not a popular tourist destination, North Korea increasingly open themselves to be visited by tourists, in order to reap foreign exchange. 

Noted there is an increase in the number of visits. Around 10,000 people visit in 2014 and the country is aiming for 2 million visits by 2020.

Here are some interesting facts about North Korea, a country considered more important than possessing nuclear weapons rather than improving the welfare of its people.

Have your own calendar

According to the calculation of the Christian calendar, this time is the year 2017. However, North Korea has its own calculations. 

According to the Pyongyang regime, it is still the year 106. The North Korean calendar is counted from the birth of founder Kim Il-sung in 1912.

Kim Il-sung is Kim Jong-il's father and grandfather of the current ruler, Kim Jong-un. 

The distinction of the Gregorian calendar is more newly applied on 9 September 1997.

Not free to access the internet

The Internet now contains domain names, but there are only 28 websites that are accessible to North Koreans.

It also revolves around an ordinary website, such as about insurance, education, elderly care, news, and cooking tips.

In addition, it is not easy to enter the internet at home because the computer is not affordable and must be purchased with permission.

North Korean population is around 25 million, but only a few thousand people use the internet at home.

Hair style imitate kim jong un

North Korean government regulates the life of its citizens with strict, even up to the hair shaving business.

Several years ago, the North Korean government launched a patriotic campaign against the crime of long hair. With the title, "Let's trim our hair according to the socialist lifestyle".

visits to salons are closely watched by secret police. Anyone should be obedient and obedient to follow the hair style set by the country, 10 for men, 18 for women.

But lately, special male students, they should be as close as possible to the supreme leader Kim Jong-un.

Kim Jong-un's hair style - double-sided is trimmed thin, with a thicker center more militaristic than his father, Kim Jong-il.

The village of propaganda

Not far from the demilitarized zone, the border between North and South Korea, there is a pleasant little town.

From afar, the city has complete facilities: schools, hospitals, and shops among the sturdy concrete houses.

But no one lives there. The area that the North called the "Peace Village" is covered in mystery.

Some reports suggest that the village is only to show off to South Korea how great life is in North Korea.

The world calls it the "Propaganda Village."

Election abal-abal

The country that is widely known to be under totalitarian rule has routinely held elections.

Elections take place every 5 years.

The difference is that voters only have one candidate to choose from and do not try not to vote. In a way, Kim Jong-un has no opposition.

A verdict for three generations

The legal system in North Korea imposes punishment on three generations - not just those who break the rules. 

If someone broke the law and was sentenced to jail, then all related relatives could suffer the same fate.

In the eyes of the Pyongyang rulers, if anyone violates the law - especially political prisoners - then the whole family - including grandparents, parents, and children of the person will be detained or sent to a forced labor camp. 

The rule of '3 generations' punishment was initiated by Kim Il-sung in the 1950s.

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NORTH KOREAN SLID NUCLEAR THROUGH JAPAN

On Tuesday, exactly August 29, 2017 North Korea has launched a nuclear missile through Japanese air territory. The nuclear missile was launched over Hokkaido Island before it exploded in the ocean. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called the North Korean action an unprecedented threat. The UN Security Council is expected to hold an emergency meeting in response to the action.

North Korea has conducted a series of missile launch tests some time ago and this is the first time nuclear missiles have been fired through Japan. Earlier, North Korea fired missiles through Japanese territory in 1998 and 2009. But at that time the North called that they fired not weapons missiles but only a satellite launch. The latest launch this time is evidence that North Korea has a capable missile capable enough to transport nuclear warheads.

The interim analysis said the missile was over a distance of over 2,700 kilometers and looked like Hwasong-12, a medium-range missile whose technology was updated. Missiles reach a maximum height of approximately 550 km. So far there has been no report of a Japanese attempt to reciprocate North Korea's actions. The Japanese government only gives early warning to Hokkaido residents to take shelter in sturdy buildings and dungeons. The US and Japanese military have just completed joint exercises in Hokkaido. At the same time, other annual military exercises involving tens of thousands of South Korean and US troops are also deployed in South Korea.

North Korea considers military drills involving the United States to be very provocative and call it also in preparation for invading the country.   The South Korean president has ordered to show the real power of their military in response to the launch of the missile. Four South Korean jet-made bombs have been prepared. The Prime Minister of Japan said he had spoken with the President of the United States. Both agreed to increase pressure on North Korea. Russia also spoke to the incident, with Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister saying "Russia is very worried about the growing tension."

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