North Korea bans divorce

New restrictions introduced in North Korea: divorce, hot dogs and spicy soup banned

According to information published by DailyMail, the North Korean authorities have decided to introduce a series of strict restrictions on the country's personal life and culture.

Divorce and American food lead to labour camps

One of the new measures is a ban on divorce and the consumption of hot dogs. Sources report that violators of these bans face up to six months in labour camps. These measures are expected to help protect against Western values, which the North Korean authorities consider harmful to society.

Among the banned items is also the spicy soup punde chige, which the authorities believe does not conform to the country's traditions.

Thus, the new restrictions further tighten control over citizens' behaviour in the DPRK, continuing the course of isolation from the outside world.