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Inside a North Korean school in Japan

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Dateline meets a community of Koreans in Japan who feel a close bond with one of the world’s most repressive states, North Korea. They run a network of schools that are now under pressure as funding from North Korea is decreasing. And the Japanese government has excluded Korean schools from a subsidy scheme until they follow a Japanese curriculum. Watch ‘Inside Little North Korea’ on SBS On Demand.
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