The number of people viewing North Korea’s ruling party newspaper Rodong Sinmun digitally at a state-run facility in Seoul has increased since the publication was reclassified from anti-state to general material, according to South Korea’s Unification Ministry.
Views of Rodong Sinmun from a digital archive system at the ministry’s Information Center on North Korea rose from 3,475 to 6,125 between January and February, and 10,092 in March, according to a fact-sheet from the ministry Wednesday.
The views decreased to 8,632 in April and 7,889 in May.
System users totaled 84 in January, 71 in February, 100 in March, 106 in