On the recordApril 29, 2014
In North Korea, the regime locks radios on certain frequencies to prevent people from listening to the Voice of America and Radio Free Asia.
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congress.govIn North Korea, the regime locks radios on certain frequencies to prevent people from listening to the Voice of America and Radio Free Asia.
Engel highlights North Korea's restrictions on media access.
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