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What are the three branches in North Korea?
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What are the three branches in North Korea?

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The North Korean government consist of three branches: administrative, legislator, and judicial. However they are not independent of each other, but all branches are under the exclusive political leader ship of the workers’ party of Korea (WPK)
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administrative, legislative, and judicial.
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