North Korea to convene rubber-stamp parliament in September


Seoul: North Korea’s rubber- stamp parliament will hold its next session in September where it is set to discuss new laws and other organisational issues, state media said.

The hermit state’s legislative body meets only once or twice a year, mostly for day-long sessions to approve budgets or other decisions deemed necessary by the ruling Workers’ Party.

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