North Korea is a country shrouded in mystery. Isolated from much of the world, there is a lot about North Korea that Westerners simply do not know. One of the more unusual and unknown elements of North Korea are the strange laws that govern its society.

1. The first of these strange laws concerns your hair. There are 28 government approved hair styles in North Korea. That’s it. 10 for men, 18 for women. While I certainly think some haircuts should be discouraged (man-buns!), no haircut should be illegal.

2..Want to live in the capital? You Need Permission, bud. That’s right, if you want to live in North Korea’s capital, Pyongyang, then you need to get state permission.

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8. Back in 2008, North Korea stopped receiving fertilizer for its farm land from South Korea. A traditionally mountainous and arid country, North Korea needed the fertilizer to make its farm land produce enough food for the population of 25 million. To correct this deficiency, North Korea turned to human-waste. Each factory in North Korea is mandated to supply farmers with as much human waste as they need.

13.If you are somehow allowed to visit North Korea as a tourist, be prepared to have a government official watch over your every step. Every interaction, photograph, and visit must first be approved by the government.

14. The women in North Korea’s military have to endure incredibly difficult conditions. First of all, they all have to have the same haircut, but they are also required to always march in unison. One misstep could be all it takes to get sent to a labor camp.

15. . Another strange North Korean law is that most citizens are not allowed to drive. One of the more striking parts of photographs taken within North Korea are the vast stretches of empty highway. Only government-sanctioned individuals may own and drive a car.

No freedom to move around freely, no internet, only three tv stations to choose from... kuku kee me. The citizens must be used to it all by now sha.

Hmmm nice one op

Igbos come and learn from this

You always talked about marginalization

What if its obtainable in Nigeria ?

sarrki:

Hmmm nice one op

Igbos come and learn from this

You always talked about marginalization

What if its obtainable in Nigeria ?

Thanks

Hmmm... bereft of words

I seriously dunno what to type

North Korea I hail ooooooooooo.

Every North Korean citizens are in bondage

There's even so much more to be Unhappy as a citizen so I don't expect anything fair for a visitor .
This one na CornTree no be country

Not all these laws are real,

This is a typical picture of what the north want for the rest of nigerians. God pass them.

Coughs***clears throat#.... Proudly Nigerian ;

My heavens,no access to NL,Likeji oh my father,hair styles are governed by the Government....I can't read this any more clear road make i faint

don4ye:
3.Only 55% of eligible U.S citizens voted during the 2016 election. In North Korea it is illegal not to vote, as the government mandates that all of its citizens must vote. Unfortunately, the government also mandates that all 100% of North Korean citizens vote for the same person

then why waste paper money,ballot box money when they can just declare him unopposed

don4ye:
5 . Another hallmark of an authoritarian regime is controlling religion. If you are caught with a Bible in North Korea, you could be imprisoned or executed. I guess the government believes that if the people believe in a power higher than the government, then they could revolt

person no fit carry that stupid hairstyle make him brain no malfunction