North Koreans vote in ‘rubber-stamp’ election
Voters head to polls in parliamentary election where each district has one candidate to choose from.
Published On 10 Mar 2014
North Koreans have gone to polling stations to elect a new parliament.
The vote for the Supreme People’s Assembly last took place in 2009 and is the first under leader Kim Jong-un.
But with only one candidate running for each district, the vote appears to be little more than a rubber-stamp process.
Al Jazeera’s Stefanie Dekker reports.
Source: Al Jazeera