More than half of North Korean defectors say they are negative about leader Kim Jong-un

According to a survey, ``More than half of North Korean defectors had a negative view of North Korean General Secretary Kim Jung Eun as a political leader before defecting.''
On the 6th, the South Korean Ministry of Unification conducted one-on-one surveys and interviews with 6,251 North Korean defectors over a 10-year period from 2013 to 2022.
The “Report on the Awareness of the Economic and Social Conditions of North Korea” was released. According to this report, 55.5%, more than half of all respondents, said, ``When I was in North Korea, I was a political leader.''
It was revealed that he had a negative view of General Secretary Mu. 20.4% gave a "positive rating" and 17.9% gave a "fair rating."
59.6% of respondents since 2012, when General Secretary Kim took power, gave a negative evaluation.
Among respondents who did not directly experience Kim's rule before 2011, 51.7% gave it a negative evaluation. It was found that the longer the period of experience under Kim's rule, the higher the negative evaluation.
Ta. Additionally, 26.0% of respondents said that ``General Secretary Kim's succession of power is legitimate,'' and 43.8% said that it was ``unjust.'' “The leadership system of the Pektu (Hundred Horses) bloodline must not be maintained.
44.4% of respondents said that it should be maintained, and 37.8% said that it should be maintained. Regarding the gender of North Korean defectors who participated in the survey, 81.8% were female and 18.2% were male. in the report
``The North Korean defector survey is one of the few research methods that can grasp the actual situation in North Korea, which is impossible to conduct on-site surveys.'' ``If we pay attention to interpretation, we can objectively and systematically grasp the actual situation in North Korea.'' materials and
It can be put to meaningful use."