North Korea: Dictator Kim Jong's strange decree, women and girls with daughter's names change their name


Posted on 16th Feb 2023 03:35 pm by rohit kumar

In North Korea, girls and women named after the daughter of dictator Kim Jong Un are being forced to change their names. This report has been released by Fox News quoting two anonymous sources.

 

Dictator Kim Jong Un's daughter's name is Ju-ae. Xu Ai's age is said to be about ten years. It is speculated that this decree has been issued to keep his secret.

 

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Fox News quoted two unnamed reporters from Radio Free Asia as saying that local governments here have issued orders for women named 'Ju-A' to change their birth certificates.

 

It is believed that this new decree is being done to keep it's secret intact. Fox News quoted two unnamed reporters from Free Radio Asia as saying that local governments have issued orders to change birth certificates for women named Joo-ae.

 

According to the report, the Ministry of Security in the city of Jeongju called on women registered with the Resident Registration Department under the name 'Ju Ae' a day earlier to change their names. After this, the officials instructed everyone to change their names within a week. Dictator Kim Jong implemented this type of decree earlier also. North Korea prohibited people from using names similar to those of its leaders and their families.

 

According to the report of the South China Morning Post, in 2014 people were urged not to use Kim Jong's name. Kim Jong Un's daughter Joo Ae was seen wearing a white puffer jacket and red shoes at a recent North Korean military parade. 'Ju Ai' was seen walking in front of the black and white missile. In November last year, 'Xu Ai' was seen in public for the first time.

 

Also Read: Will Kim's 10-year-old daughter be the next dictator of North Korea? South Korea said – it will be too early

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