Sky News given limited access to the first Workers' Party Congress in North Korea for 36 years.

The video explores the Kim Jong Suk Silk Mill, highlighting its historical significance with visits from North Korean leaders. It covers the revolutionary education room, the factory floor, and interactions with workers. The video also touches on economic challenges, including sanctions and droughts, and features a visit to a kindergarten showcasing free childcare. Journalists face challenges covering the Congress event, with restrictions on reporting.

What was the reaction of the workers when Kim Jong-il visited the factory?

• They were indifferent.

• They were confused.

• They felt like they met a family member.

• They were scared.

What does the banner in the factory encourage the youth to do?

• Respect the leaders.

• Follow the rules strictly.

• Work harder than ever.

• Be the creator of heroic magic.

What underlying issue is hinted at despite the positive portrayal of the factory conditions?

• High worker turnover.

• Poor management.

• Potential famines and economic sanctions.

• Lack of modern equipment.

What is highlighted about the kindergarten during the visit?

• It has outdated facilities.

• Childcare is free and children engage in various activities.

• It is overcrowded.

• It lacks proper educational materials.

What challenge do journalists face when covering events in North Korea?

• Hostile local population.

• Lack of access to technology.

• Restrictions on covering significant events.

• Language barriers.