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  string(1217) "The website of the Committee for Peaceful Unification of the Fatherland, North Korea's counterpart to South Korea's Ministry of Unification. It went online around 2002 as one of the first North Korean websites and is covered by KCNAWatch since 2015. It releases about 50 text daily of which only some are translated into English.



Uriminzokkiri offers free access to Tongil Sinbo, a newspaper officially not affiliated with an organization, as well as a digital version of the Great Dictionary of the Korean Language. 



Its media section appears to be largely identical with DPRKToday and features a wide range of photographs, videos and other media like stamps and literature. But additional clips are produced for its video channel Uriminzokkiri TV.



Photos of Kim Jong Un are usually uploaded in a higher resolution on Uriminzokkiri and DPRKToday compared to KCNA.



Presumably because it was one of North Korea's first websites, Uriminzokkiri also offers access to content from KCNA and Rodong Sinmun as well as selected articles from Minju Choson. Earlier it also featured the magazine of the Korea Social Democratic Party which today has moved to Ryomyong."
  [1]=>
  string(336) "The website of the Committee for Peaceful Unification of the Fatherland, North Korea's counterpart to South Korea's Ministry of Unification. It went online around 2002 as one of the first North Korean websites and is covered by KCNAWatch since 2015. It releases about 50 text daily of which only some are translated into English.

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  [2]=>
  string(881) "


Uriminzokkiri offers free access to Tongil Sinbo, a newspaper officially not affiliated with an organization, as well as a digital version of the Great Dictionary of the Korean Language. 



Its media section appears to be largely identical with DPRKToday and features a wide range of photographs, videos and other media like stamps and literature. But additional clips are produced for its video channel Uriminzokkiri TV.



Photos of Kim Jong Un are usually uploaded in a higher resolution on Uriminzokkiri and DPRKToday compared to KCNA.



Presumably because it was one of North Korea's first websites, Uriminzokkiri also offers access to content from KCNA and Rodong Sinmun as well as selected articles from Minju Choson. Earlier it also featured the magazine of the Korea Social Democratic Party which today has moved to Ryomyong."
}