Where in the world is censorship most oppressive?

The video discusses censorship in various countries, including North Korea, Turkey, Eritrea, China, Morocco, and East Africa. It highlights the restrictions on information access and communication, the personal experiences of the speaker, and the implications of censorship on freedom of speech. The video also touches on the leadership weaknesses in Eritrea and the unique censorship practices in South Korea.

What are some ways that governments control information in North Korea?

How does the threat of violence affect freedom of expression in certain countries?

In what ways do governments create a climate of insecurity?

What impact does censorship have on the citizens of Eritrea according to the speaker?

What are the implications of being jailed for expressing one's thoughts in a repressive regime?