The only nation which does'nt have an NRI...

                             The ministry of overseas - Indian affairs has done some survey in 2009-10 and registered the presence of non-resident Indians (NRIs) around the globe. It reported that NRI population is found in 180 of the 183 countries of the world.  

The largest number are in 

• Saudi Arabia (17 lakh)
• United Arab Emirates (14 lakh) 
• US and Canada

The least number is in 

• Slovenia (10)
• Montserrat (10)
• Iceland (21)
• Bosnia and Herzegovina (30) 
• Lebanon (02) 

Now, what are those three nations where there in no NRI?

                              It is only in North Korea, Pakistan and Bhutan that not a single NRI is to be found. Among these nations, both Pakistan and Bhutan have people of Indian origin (PIOs). So, We can say that it is only in North Korea, where there is no NRI and PIO population.

Let us see why this is the only country where there is no NRI population...

 

                             In North Korea, it is very difficult for foreigners to enter the country. Foreigners are strictly monitored. There will not be any access to many areas in the country. Moreover, people in that nation are not supposed to speak openly. The nation is totally isolated from rest of the world. 

 

The following points as stated by those people who came out of that world clearly prove that human rights are totally violated:

• One cannot speak against the law and cannot share their ideas in social networking sites.
• Civilians need to have a uniform when they come out of their homes.
• Almost till 2005, just listening to South Korean radio could result in capital punishment
• North Koreans should never communicate with South Koreans... If this rule is violated, public execution by firing squad could take place.
• All the violators would be sent to jails along with their families. The jails are better known as 'prison camps' where the prisoners along with their families are supposed to work, grow their own food and cannot communicate with rest of the world. 
• Moreover, it is very sad that , 1,50,000 to 2,00,000 inmates in these prison camps are subjected to torture, starvation, medical experimentation (testing various dangerous drugs on these human beings), forced labour, and forced abortions.

                           It is even more interesting that, there is no proof for the same as the press and media are totally under government control and hence UNO is unable to take any action. It is only by those ex-prisoners who are out of that nation, these facts came to the world's notice. Of course, these days as a result of the protests by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, it is believed that things are changing slightly.

                           When things change, we can expect an NRI in North Korea...