North Korea’s extreme restrictions on religious freedom have only worsened since the start of the pandemic, according to a new human rights report, though small numbers of defectors still report that they engaged in secret religious activities when inside the country. For its 2025 white paper on religious freedom in the DPRK, the North Korea [ ]
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North Korea’s violations of religious freedom have surged since pandemic: Report
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