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The North Korean regime practices what experts have called ''criminal sovereignty.'' In essence, Pyongyang uses state sovereignty to protect itself from outside influence and interference, while dedicating a part of its government to carrying out activities in violation of international law and the domestic laws of many other countries. For North Korea these criminal activities are viewed as necessary to maintain the power of the regime, with no regard for the fact that they are corrosive to international law and order. So the question is, what steps can we take to combat North Korea's illicit activities? And can our efforts to prevent these activities be used to pressure North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs?

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