North Korea

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Danger Feature: Deprivation of essential human rights Considered to be a totalitarian dictatorship, North Korea is a country in Eastern Asia. It is known to have the worst provisions for human rights. Locals and tourists, both can be arrested for matters that those living in democratic countries consider normal. This country can be particularly dangerous for American tourists due to the worsening relations between North Korea and The United States. With only 15 approved haircuts and 3 television channels, North Korea is a place where human faeces are used as a fertilizer. Also, punishment for crime goes on for three generations here. Intimidating, this country is a difficult place to live in and travel to.

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