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News N. Korea submits official UN complaint over assassination filmExpert says UN support for free speech 'not absolute'; may condemn 'hate speech'
North Korea has officially filed a protest with the United Nations regarding the U.S. film “The Interview.” The North filed its complain June 27, two days after a spokesman from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs called the film an act of terrorism. In “The Interview,” Seth Rogen plays the host of a popular celebrity television show and James Franco his producer. When they discover that Kim Jong Un likes their show, they prepare to go and interview him in Pyongyang as journalists until the CIA recruits them to assassinate him. Ja Song Nam, the DPRK’s ambassador and permanent © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |





