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Banned North Korea Activities & Laws

Unauthorised international phone calls

Calling abroad without permission is treated as a serious crime.

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North Korea
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Activities & Laws

More banned in North Korea

North KoreaBannedOpen internet accessOrdinary citizens can only use the state intranet Kwangmyong; the global internet is reserved for a small elite.Apps & WebsitesDetails →North KoreaBannedSouth Korean films and TV dramasThe 2020 Reactionary Ideology and Culture Rejection Act punishes watching or sharing South Korean media.Movies & TVSince 2020Details →North KoreaBannedYouTubeYouTube is blocked in North Korea due to the country's strict internet laws, and the government warns that anyone attempting to access it is subject to punishment.Apps & WebsitesDetails →
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Banned Activities & Laws in other countries

USARestrictedSean StricklandStrickland said he was banned from UFC Freedom 250 over his criticism of President Trump. The UFC denied any ban, but police removed him from the White House fan fest on June 14, 2026 and told him not to return.Activities & LawsSince 2026Details →SingaporeBannedEating and drinking on public transportEating and drinking are banned on MRT trains and most MRT premises under the Rapid Transit Systems Regulations, and on public buses under new rules from 23 Sept 2026. Fines up to S$500.Activities & LawsDetails →SingaporeBannedFeeding pigeonsIllegal under Section 5A of the Wildlife Act. 2026 amendments doubled maximum fines to S$10,000 (first offence) and S$20,000 plus up to 12 months' jail for repeat offenders.Activities & LawsSince 2020-06-01Details →GermanyBannedHolocaust denialDenying or trivialising the Holocaust is punishable under §130 of the Criminal Code.Activities & LawsDetails →
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