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The Effects of State-Enforced Denunciation in North Korea
49:33 - 54:50 (05:16)
State-enforced denunciation in North Korea can break the bond of trust between family members, leading to a general sense of distrust in society. People are forced to constantly watch their behavior and denounce others to avoid being accused themselves.
Clips
This episode features Yeonmi Park, a North Korean defector who shares her experience of growing up under the North Korean regime's mind control tactics, including the removal of words like love or friendship and mandatory weekly confessions.
49:33 - 50:55 (01:22)
Summary
This episode features Yeonmi Park, a North Korean defector who shares her experience of growing up under the North Korean regime's mind control tactics, including the removal of words like love or friendship and mandatory weekly confessions.
ChapterThe Effects of State-Enforced Denunciation in North Korea
Episode#54 Yeonmi Park - Escaping the Horrors of North Korea & the Kim Dynasty
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
North Korea has increased surveillance on its citizens to prevent party betrayal through the use of satellites to monitor individuals and ensure they never trust anyone.
50:55 - 52:54 (01:59)
Summary
North Korea has increased surveillance on its citizens to prevent party betrayal through the use of satellites to monitor individuals and ensure they never trust anyone.
ChapterThe Effects of State-Enforced Denunciation in North Korea
Episode#54 Yeonmi Park - Escaping the Horrors of North Korea & the Kim Dynasty
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
This podcast episode discusses the phenomenon of denouncing or criticizing others in order to avoid being denounced or criticized oneself.
52:54 - 54:50 (01:55)
Summary
This podcast episode discusses the phenomenon of denouncing or criticizing others in order to avoid being denounced or criticized oneself.