Well count yourself lucky you can at least have a drink with your mates, watch Netflix when you’re feeling lazy and blast some Bieber in your bedroom – because all of these are illegal in North Korea.

Here are ten every day things that’ll get you in trouble in the state-run country.

1. Drinking alcohol

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In 2013 a North Korean military officer was executed for disrespecting late Kim Jong-il by drinking alcohol during the 100-day mourning period.

2. Watching TV

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Last year North Korea reportedly publicly executed 80 people for watching South Korean television shows.

Authorities forced some 10,000 people, including children, to watch the execution.

3. Driving

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Only state officials are allowed to own a car.

It is estimated that only one in every 100 people in North Korea own a car.

4. Playing music

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No Taylor Swift for these guys, unless she’s singing about how great Kim Jong-un is.

5. Keeping in touch with people abroad

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Making a call to someone outside North Korea will get you killed.

In 2007 a man was gunned down inside a stadium for making numerous international calls.

Six people were also crushed to death in stampede after the execution.

6. Having an opinion

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None of that. Anyone caught criticising the regime is sent to an educational camp.

7. Leaving the country

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Don’t even think about a cheeky holiday to South Korea. You’ll be hunted down.

8. Believing in religion

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North Korea claims to offer religious freedom but a Christian woman accused of distributing the Bible was publicly executed for the crime.

9. Watching porn

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Viewing or selling pornography is punishable by death

10. Going online

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