No people are not allowed to leave North Korea, they can escape to South Korea, but risk being shot, or if caught trying to escape North Korea they can get heavy punishment, so the only way to get out of North Korea if your North Korean is to escape out of North Korea secretly, and go to South Korea, via Another Country that can give you asylum.
The North Korean people are not allowed to leave the country because North Korea is a dictatorship. The government exercises total rule over it's people. There are harsh punishments for anyone who tries to leave the country.
North Korea has a Juche government. And this type of government tends to have absolute control over it's citizens. Though the fact that they are not allowed to leave the country does not mean it has not seen it's share of attempts to cross south of the border.Being a Juche government, They are told what they can and can not do, say or even wear! So it's a given that they are told they can not leave their country. After Kim Jong-il took over North Korea, he stated that he was never listened to or treated right in that country, so he said that he would treat the People of North Korea the way they treated him. And telling the country that they are unable to leave,gives him somewhat justice I suppose.
They can't even leave their own country, let alone migrate.
because they do not have the same opnion as each other. One wants to keep people inside, one doesn't. One wants the people to have rights, the other doesn't. I am trapped in North Korea, and my wish is to leave there and go to U.S. and China and Japen.
It could be because their government doesn't allow for it. They're still communists.
no.
North Korea has more of a communist government, and North Korea has a different leader. He is more of a dictator, because he does not let anyone enter/leave the country, or let anyone badmouth the government.
They cross the North Korean-Chinese border and try to escape to free countries such as Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Nepal, South Korea, and Mongolia. All of these countries protect North Korean refugees.
South Korea's capital Seoul, is now often called 'the city that rose from the ashes'. After the war, it was left in complete ruins, with only just one bridge standing across the great river Han. South Korea, and Seoul, have developed so amazingly, it has the latest technology and skyscrapers, and is a bustling city full of life. There are now over 20 bridges spanning the wide waterway, and South Korea is truly now a blessing. On the other hand, North Korea is still a communist country with little food for the common citizens. They are not allowed to leave the country, and you have to have special permission to get in. If you do, you will probably be escorted wherever you go. Churches are not allowed and you have to worship the leader, the dictator that rules North Korea. Some people have secret Church meetings underground or in secret places. When these are discovered the people are humiliated publicly and tortured and killed, or putin prison. It is completely unfree and many people every day try and escape it. There are few people that do. Please help them!
Well in the news you will find nothing about north Korea as north Korean people say we are not allowed to add there stuff in the news. This is why we can't North Korea is not a kind and loyal land as they do not do a election to find a new leader for there country all they do is step up and they rule the country is anyone disagrees to the priminister in North Korea you better watch out they hit and batter you! North Korean people only allow there culture to be in there country. They are a fierce country and a unwise country Britain is the most loyal country as they have rights so North Korean people should leave their country to another (accept for zimbabwe-as this country is the same thing) but as we say the laws of North Korea goes as it goes but there laws can be much better.!, DPRK is ruled by cult of personality. The previous and current leaders are related. The majority of citizens worship their "great leaders" bordering on godhood.2. The DPRK policy of self reliance is failed policy that continues to this day.3. Korean Peninsula DMZ has the largest concentrated amount of mines in the world.
North Korea says it was in their territory and wouldn't leave, North and South Koreas have different stories.
Well, its not a rule, when your government is authoritarian or dictatorship, it automatically revokes your right to leave the country.