10 Principles Of North Korea

Education in North Korea unlike the United States and other countries violates a multitude of human rights and freedoms. These freedoms include an individual’s freedom of thought, expression and religion. Freedoms as such are documented in the United States constitution something in which North Korea has not. These freedoms have been known to be naturally god given. North Korea’s criteria in elementary, middle school and high school focuses on the lives of the Kim Jong and Kim Sung. Like a cult both leaders are worshipped like godly idols in the society we call North Korea. In kindergarten children books the United States are conveyed as bullies, who are outsmarted by their prey (North Korea). Bullies in this metaphor are seen as the reformers …show more content…
These 10 Principles are a set of principles and 65 clauses that regulates the behaviors of people in North Korea. These 10 Principles listed in the above article are among the following: We must give our all in the struggle to unify the entire society with the revolutionary ideology of the Great Leader Kim Il-sung, We must honor the Great Leader comrade Kim Il-sung with all our loyalty, We must make absolute the authority of the Great Leader comrade Kim Il-sung, We must make the Great Leader comrade Kim Il-Sung's revolutionary ideology our faith and make his instructions our creed., We must adhere strictly to the principle of unconditional obedience in carrying out the Great Leader comrade Kim Il-Sung's instructions., We must strengthen the entire party's ideology and willpower and revolutionary unity, centering on the Great Leader comrade Kim Il-sung. We must learn from the Great Leader comrade Kim Il-sung and adopt the communist look, revolutionary work methods and people-oriented work style., We must value the political life we were given by the Great Leader comrade Kim Il-sung, and loyally repay his great political trust and thoughtfulness with heightened political awareness and skill., We must establish strong organizational regulations so that the entire party, nation and military move as one under the one and only leadership of the Great Leader comrade Kim Il-sung and We must pass down the great achievement of the revolution by the Great Leader comrade Kim Il-sung from generation to generation, inheriting and completing it to the end. These main principles are the sole reason North Koreans have felt brainwashed for centuries and like some developing countries will have implications that will make it very difficult for them to live a normal life outside of their