Human Rights in North Korea
Is War necessary to promote a more humane society?

It seems that the only thing we hear about North Korea in the media these days is about their Nuclear weapons program. Aside from that problem is another issue of concern. The issue of human rights is a recurring dilemma for North Korea. To many outsiders the country is considered to be a totalitarian dictatorship run by Kim Jong Il. The country itself is falling apart from the oppressive actions of the Korean Workers Party (KWP). My aim is to discuss whether there is a need for a war for democracy, comparing it with historical and economic perspectives.

I will begin by discussing the current human rights situation of North Korea. Quoting from Former German ambassador Hans Meretzki, "the North Korean leadership has made all residents subject to a collective slavery by depriving them of individuality, and forcing them to engage in hard labor." Not to mention the country's famine dilemma, where......

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Title: North Korea
Approximate Word Count: 1305
Approximate Pages: 6 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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