Dialy life

[Chia sẻ] [Bình Nhưỡng Du Ký] Bắc Triều Tiên không tin vào nước mắt - Trang 11. [Photo] Mon voyage en Corée du Nord. Pour la première fois, la rédaction vous propose aujourd’hui un témoignage photo exclusif, étonnant et glaçant, réalisé intégralement en Corée du Nord (République populaire démocratique de Corée) et exclusivement pour IEP Mag par un étudiant de Sciences Po Strasbourg.

Ce recueil de photos prises notamment à Pyongyang (à part mention contraire – la zone démilitarisée par exemple -) ne constitue pas en soit un reportage ni une analyse poussée de la situation en Corée ou de ses habitants mais bel et bien un témoignage de mon voyage d’une semaine en Corée du Nord. Après hésitation j’ai décidé de publier ce diaporama plutôt qu’un long article car il était parfois très difficile de décrire ce que je voyais. Pour compléter l’image, de nombreuses photos sont accompagnées de courtes descriptions et/ou d’un complément d’information.

N’hésitez pas à utiliser les commentaires pour toute demande de précision ou d’information. Extraits : A glimpse into the daily lives of North Koreans. EDITOR'S NOTE _ Jean H.

Lee, The Associated Press bureau chief in Seoul, and David Guttenfelder, AP's chief Asia photographer, have made numerous reporting trips to North Korea in recent years. They were granted unprecedented access on their latest journey to Pyongyang and areas outside the nation's showcase capital By JEAN H. LEE Associated Press PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) _ A little boy skips along grasping a classmate's hand, his cheeks flushed and a badge of the Great Leader's smiling face pinned to his Winnie the Pooh sweatshirt.

Advertisement. A glimpse of North Korea. A North Korean anniversary and debut. En Corée du nord, le bonheur c’est simple comme un sondage. Après l’indicateur du bien-être lancé par l’OCDE, les enquêtes sur l’optimisme des Français, et l’indice du Bonheur National Brut préconisé par le roi du Bhoutan en 1972, la Corée du Nord a dévoilé son propre indice de référence.

Lucide sur ses difficultés à rivaliser avec ses concurrents pour ce qui est des indicateurs économiques de référence, le dernier régime stalinien a choisi la stratégie du pas de côté en créant, un indice de référence du bonheur dans le monde. C’est la télévision nord coréenne (Chosun central TV) qui a récemment publié les résultats de cette enquête portant sur 203 pays. L’information a été relayée par plusieurs médias sud-coréens et chinois. La Chine est désignée « pays le plus heureux du monde », elle remporte 100 points sur 100. Un sans fautes, et un constat quasi désespérant pour le peuple chinois qui a atteint le bonheur parfait. En troisième place, on trouve Cuba, avec 93 points, puis l'Iran avec 88 points, et le Vénézuela avec 85 points. Escaping North Korea — Photo Gallery. Exposing North Korea - Photo Essays. Footage offers glimpse of N Korea hunger crisis. Updated Mon 10 Oct 2011, 8:08am AEDT Occasionally the veil is pulled back from the secretive state of North Korea and the world gets a glimpse of what life is like there.

The latest snapshot is not good. New TV footage has revealed that North Korea is again facing failed harvests. The footage shows young children already suffering from chronic hunger and disease. It is understood the state has slashed food rations to just 200 grams a day. This footage was shot in North Korea's South Hwanghae province by Alert Net, the humanitarian news service run by the Reuters news agency. One image shows children lying two to a bed. While the visit was tightly controlled, Alert Net was permitted to interview selected North Koreans, like Jang Kum Son, a doctor at the province's main paediatric hospital. Liberty in North Korea. Liberty in North Korea (LiNK) is the only full-time grassroots organization in North America devoted to the North Korean human rights and humanitarian crises.

LiNK provides protection and aid to North Korean refugees hiding in China and, utilizing a modern-day underground railroad through Southeast Asia, rescues refugees and helps them to reach freedom. North Korea. North Korea: Children Face Starvation As Malnutrition Pictures Emerge. By Holly Williams, Sky correspondent Food shortages are leaving many children in North Korea severely malnourished, with aid groups warning that some could face starvation without access to food.

Rare pictures from inside North Korea show children suffering from acute malnutrition. In a hospital ward in South Hwanghae Province, emaciated toddlers are shown daubed with antiseptic, and attached to drips. All show signs of malnutrition, including skin infection, hair loss and stunted growth. "The natural disasters of last year and this year have forced the people to live on potatoes and corn," said Dr Jang Kum-som of the South Hwanghae Paediatric Hospital. "Because people aren't taking proper nutrition, the number of patients has increased. " A bitterly cold winter and a summer of typhoons and floods have wiped out most of North Korea's grain harvest. In a country already facing food shortages, the natural disasters have raised the spectre of starvation. On the Spot with Kim Jong-il. Ordinary Lives in North Korea. Peering into North Korea. PHOTOS: A Rare Glimpse Into Daily Life In The Capital Of North Korea.

Rare Pictures from Inside North Korea - Photo Essays. Recent scenes from North Korea. Tension in the Koreas. Yesterday, November 23rd, North Korea fired scores of artillery shells at the South Korean island of Yeonpyeong, killing at least four (two soldiers, two civilians), wounding 18 more, destroying several houses, and setting numerous fires in one of the most serious clashes between the two countries in decades.

North Korea claimed it was a response to earlier shells fired by South Korea - which the South acknowledged had been fired, but as an exercise, and not into North Korean territory. 70,000 South Korean troops were beginning an annual nationwide military drill called "Safeguarding the Nation" in the area, near the spot where a South Korean naval vessel was sunk in March, killing 46 sailors - which Seoul also blamed on North Korea. This picture taken on November 23, 2010 by a South Korean tourist shows huge plumes of smoke rising from Yeonpyeong island in the disputed waters of the Yellow Sea on November 23, 2010. The Amazing, Decaying North Korea Fun Fair. Check out these amazingly depressing photos from the Mangyongdae fun fair in North Korea!

Taken by Alex Hoban of Vice Magazine (who did a great, biting writeup), they show a theme park in dangerous dis-repair… can you imagine getting on that roller coaster rusting away?! After waiting an hour for an attendant to bang some bolts back into place, Alex did it and lived to tell the tail. Known in some circles as the most amazing man in the universe, he once saved an entire family of muskrats from a sinking, fire engulfed steamboat while recovering from two broken arms relating to a botched no-chute wingsuit landing in North Korea. When not impressing people with his humbling humility, he can be found freelance writing, finding shiny objects on the internet, enjoying the company of much-appreciated friends and living out his nomadic nature. He is Managing Editor of Visual News.