In the DPRK, all the working people sincerely and voluntarily work for their country and fellow people, strongly attached to their jobs and workplaces.
No One Is Unemployed in the DPRK
People’s Homes
As every bird needs a nest, every person needs a home to lead a normal life. In the DPRK the state has ensured every person is provided this basic right.
State Benefits On The Increase
The Korean people have enjoyed lots of social benefits from the state since the true people’s government was established over 70 years ago.
Audio: Free Education in the DPRK
The universal free education system has been enforced in the DPRK since 1959.
Info Clip: The State Builds Houses for the People
The basic human right to free and quality housing for all people is being ensured and constantly improved in the DPRK.
True Picture of Human Rights Peculiar to Japan
Shaped by and ingrained with intense national chauvinism, Japan abuses the most vulnerable and has zero qualifications to discuss others human rights.
A Blind Girl Sings of Her Motherland
Singer Pak Jin Ri is today one of the DPRK’s most talented singers thanks to the socialist system helping and encouraging disabled persons.
Info Clip: People’s Country
Over the past 72 years the Korean people have built a socialist state of their own and are continuing to make remarkable advancements in all fields.
Recuperation and Relaxation Systems for People in DPRK
In the DPRK, the state builds health resorts and holiday homes for the working people and guarantees them with weeks of holiday time.
Home of Happiness for Old People
Aged persons are leading active happy lives under the care of the socialist system at the Pyongyang Old People’s Home.
Women Live A Happy Life
Women in the DPRK have enjoyed equal status with men since 1946.
Pride of Korean Women
As half of the revolution itself, the Korean women have taken on the role of master and are cherished by society.
Extreme Misanthropy and Racism – Evil Practices in U.S. Society
The wanton discrimination and slaughter of Black people in the United States lays bare the reactionary unpopular nature of its system.
Labour Law for Working People
Since 1946, workers in the DPRK are afforded the rights to relaxation, paid leave, social insurance, a fair wage, and protections from sex and age discrimination.
Tragic Result of “Western Style Democracy”
George Floyd’s final words can be heard throughout the U.S. where righteous fury at the inhuman racist system has erupted.
Persons With Impairments Enjoy Special Working Conditions
In the DPRK, disabled persons are afforded special work places and working conditions fitting their physical ability.
Young Man With Disability Lives Out His Dream
Sportsperson Jon Ju Hyon, a person with disability, has honorably brought more sports glory to the DPRK on the international stage.
Blessed Triplets
The triplets of primary school teacher Hyon Yong Ae are growing up happily thanks to the socialist system prioritizing their health and education.
U.S. Is Not Qualified To Talk About Human Rights
The United States is a land barren of any resemblance of dignity or rights for people of colour.
Japan’s Plundering of Buddhist Statues in Korea
The Japanese imperialists plundered Korea’s cultural wealth as part of their hideous campaign to wipe the Korean nation from this earth.
We Are Grateful For Our Healthcare System
The Korean people are very thankful to have an advanced public health system which prioritizes their health and that of their families rather than profit margins.
Info Clip: Korean Workers Are Happy
Korean workers today are enjoying exceptional living conditions to be admired and envied by many progressive peoples around the globe.
Savior of 107 Children
Doctor Choe Sun Ok is dedicating her blood and sweat to the quality treatment of children suffering from cerebral palsy.
Why Do Koreans Love Socialism?
The Korean people will not accept an unequal society in which the working people are not the masters.
State Benefits Given Through Dwelling Houses
In the DPRK, housing is given to working people free of charge as a basic human right.
