Rimjin-gang offers digital archives in English.
The archives typically consist of documents published in pdf or similar formats free of charge. The aim of this project is to publish highly accurate reports and articles about North Korea with the help of North Koreans reporting from within the country and the Rimjin-gang editors. The reports are intended to be used effectively by experts and researchers and related organizations and media.
The reader should agree "Terms of Use" below.
Rimjin-gang - Digital Archives - English
Rimjin-gang : Report on Starving Korean People's Army (October / 2012)
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<PART 1> A starving soldier captured on video  DOWNLOAD >>> (PDF/15pages/369kb) |
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<PART 2 > Death by starvation in military troops DOWNLOAD >>> (PDF/5pages/111kb)
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<PART 3 > Why is the Korean People's Army starving?DOWNLOAD >>> (PDF/14pages/378kb)
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Rimjin-gang : Report on Digital and IT Conditions in North Korea (June / 2012)
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<PART 1> Rapid spread of mobile phonesDOWNLOAD >>> (PDF/14pages/318kb)
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<PART 2> Personal use of increasingly available computers and IT devices DOWNLOAD >>> (PDF/9pages/155kb)
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<PART 3> Prospects for digital and IT consumption to change North Korean society DOWNLOAD >>> (PDF/6pages/172kb)
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Rimjin-gang : The Domestic Attitudes towards the Missile Launch and Nuclear Test, 2006 (Oct - Nov/2006)
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<PART 1> The Voice of the North Korean People The Domestic Attitudes towards the Missile Launch and Nuclear Test, 2006 DOWNLOAD >>> (PDF/18pages/247kb)
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<PART 2 > The Voice of the North Korean People < "Dear General Has Hidden All" > < A Nuclear Test where No One Dies> DOWNLOAD >>> (PDF/11pages/211kb)
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<PART 3 > The Voice of the North Korean People < "The People Wouldn't Have Known Why It Was" ><Malnutrition of Soldiers Continue to Grow><The "Special Nuke" Fired for the Recognition of Our Country> DOWNLOAD >>> (PDF/5pages/348kb)
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Terms of Use
By allowing the text information and reports published here to be sourced freely and disseminated around the world, we hope to contribute to a more accurate understanding of the situation in North Korea.
The information and reports are examined from many angles by the editors and are only published after the details are checked. However, the reader must understand that North Korea is a closed country that does not allow freedom of the press, and reports from different regions do not necessarily represent the conditions across the entire country.
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