Fdr's Four Free Speech Analysis

Human rights sometimes seem invisible. Even though they are common for people who live in advanced countries, there are a large number of undeveloped nations which have human rights issues. Four Freedoms, which are important in the concept of human rights, were stated by Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) in his 1941 message to Congress (Pearson, 2014). The intention of FDR’s speech was, consequently, attempted a U.S. Congress to take part in the Second World War and provide the British needed weapons. The Four Freedoms speech includes “Freedom from fear, freedom from want, freedom of worship and freedom of speech” (Pearson,2014). North Korea is a really terrible place to live, and citizens have been violated all of the Four Freedoms.

Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, which is called North Korea, is located in the north part of the Korea Peninsula of East Asia. Kim Jong-Un is the supreme leader of North Korea in this time. After World War II, North Korea has been supported by Soviet Union, while South Korea has been supported by United States. The leader on that time of North Korea was Kim II-Sung. In 1950, Kim II-Sung launched an invasion of South Korea, then it turned to be the …show more content…
Even though North Korea has election, 100 percent are voted to the supreme leader (Stanley,2014). People who voted to Kim Jong-Un do not respect him, and the supreme leader knows every movement in the country, then people would be in trouble if they vote for others. In fact, North Korea government do not allow people to use the internet. United States Department of State • Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor(2011) illustrates that North Korean are not allowed to use the internet, and it is limited for elite officers. However, downloading information is not available for people. People have less opportunities to reveal their own altitude because they do not have the internet, and this violates freedom of