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Our seoul correspondent jean mackenzie's being going through the footage. the usual pagea ntry. only for this parade, it was not weapons that were centrestage. it was its young observer. kim jong un�*s daughter thought to be his second child, ten—year—old ju—ae. this is herfifth public appearance, all in three months. leading to speculation that she has been chosen as her father's successor. down below, the thousands of foot soldiers blistered through the streets of pyongyang. "protect kim jong un until death", they shout. they have been practising these formations for weeks

Despite its awful track record of human rights violations, North Korea is making progress in one area: women's rights. According to the White Paper on Human Rights in North Korea 2022, published last month, gross and systematic violations of human rights are still rampant under leader Kim Jong-un. For example, religious practices and watching South Korean TV shows are among many “offenses” subject to capital punishment in a state where torture is still common and fair trials are virtually nonexistent.

Kim Jong Un's exposure of his daughter in recent public events was likely an attempt to demonstrate to his people that one of his offspring would one day inherit his authority in what would be North Korea's third hereditary power transfer.

North Korea has launched multiple short-range ballistic missiles and an intercontinental ballistic missile in recent months.

It’s still not known whether the regime views his "precious child” as Kim’s heir, or whether that status would belong to the older brother she’s rumored to have.