North Korea is one of the most totalitarian countries on Earth. The people suffer political arbitrariness, severe underdevelopment and hunger in so it is not surprising that every year thousands of people try to the country. Now, escape is difficult enough, but arriving at a safe place, such as the documentary shows, is even more heavy.
If you want to desert North Korea, can't you just jump over the fence in South Korea. That is, except if you like crotch area of landmines, predators, and North Korean army with relatively loose rules of engagement. So most of the apostates head for China, but they are not very welcoming. The Chinese authorities deny North Koreans exile currency system, in part because North Korea as a precaution they between them and the "capitalist" South Korea.
So if a North Korean is being held in China, they get deported back where they came from. Those who manage to slip through the net should entrust himself to an organization of the traffickers and dealers to them out of the country.
VICE also went to Kashmir In this documentary to see how dangerous the conflict between India and Pakistan. Some say, it's the most risky border on the planet. India and Pakistan really don't like each other. Now, this hate started when Mahatma Gandhi eventually triumphed in getting the independence from Great Britain.
And in these anarchy, while they were trying to build a new State, India's Muslims claimed to their own. As a result, millions of Hindus and Sikhs fled to India, and at the same time, millions of India's Muslims migrated to the newly founded Pakistan.
Now, while this partition took place, tens of millions of people were homeless. And in the meantime more than 1 million people on both sides were brutally killed in a great religious rampage. Been hostile since India and Pakistan. The focus of this chronic conflict is Kashmir, a mostly Muslim area that somewhat by India is busy.
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