"Naenara" North Korean government online (opens in new tab)

Seriously, yes. South Korea censors the North Korean websites and some illegal ones (heavy porn, for example) too. I think there are no known such instances against the free speech rather than NK-related ones, but I'm afraid that there might be in the future.

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ernestipark15y ago

This is the redirect for sites that South Korea bans. Also applies to gambling websites, certain porn, North Korea related things, etc.

jrockway15y ago

I like how they call their country "Korea".

cornedpig15y ago

What else would they call it? (use DPRK everywhere?) They don't recognize the "other" Korea. South Korea does the same, e.g. at http://www.mofat.go.kr/

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jacquesm15y ago

why go by IP, it looks as though they can't afford a domain like that:

http://www.naenara.com.kp/en/

zacstewartOP15y ago

Ah. I only found links to naenara.kp, which didn't work.

hc515y ago

Not loading here... server overload?

내나라 (naenara) literally means "my country".

zacstewartOP15y ago

Looks like it just got combinatorized.

fungi15y ago

just tried to connect from south korea and got redirected to http://www.warning.or.kr/

hope i dont get the wifi's owner in trouble :(

zacstewartOP15y ago

Whoa. Seriously? Is South Korea known for heavy online censorship?

lifthrasiir15y ago

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ernestipark15y ago

This is the redirect for sites that South Korea bans. Also applies to gambling websites, certain porn, North Korea related things, etc.

jrockway15y ago

I like how they call their country "Korea".

cornedpig15y ago

What else would they call it? (use DPRK everywhere?) They don't recognize the "other" Korea. South Korea does the same, e.g. at http://www.mofat.go.kr/

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