Things that would condemn you to death in North Korea

Things you probably did not know about North Korea.

1.- Citizens are barred from practically everything except state propaganda. In the last 2 years Norcorea has publicly executed around 10 people to watch television of South Korea.

2. Practice religion. The questionable here is that the state actually has "freedom of religious beliefs", but in 2013, eight hundred Christians were executed in one stadium for having Bibles.

3. Drinking alcohol is not allowed in North Korea. They only have permission to do it on holidays. In 2012, a military man was killed for drinking on the 100th day of mourning for Governor Kim Jong-il.

4.- Citizens are prohibited from driving in their country. However, politicians have the right to travel in luxury chauffeured cars. There is about one car per thousand people.

5.- Play music. Music in North Korea is strictly controlled and it should only glorify the state. If you dare to play play the ball of Taylor Swift, they kill you. Too bad because there is talent:

6.- Make international calls, you can become a good candidate to be publicly killed by a target group. In 2013, this happened to a poor man who called his friend South Korea.

7.- If for some reason you are found talking badly about the government, you will be entitled to a VIP ticket for a re-education field. The people who are sent to these fields are subjected to arduous tasks and to an intense coconut washing for the learning of the values ​​of the regime.

8.- Travel abroad. If they trap the deserters who seek refuge in China, automatically the authorities sentence them to be executed.

9.- Pornography, whether sold or viewed, is strictly prohibited. In 2013, Kim Jong-Un executed her ex-girlfriend in front of her family for filming a "porn" video.

10.- The use of the Internet is strictly regulated for advertising and can only be used with authorization. In 2013 a journalist was imprisoned for 6 months for having a spelling mistake in an article.