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North Korea bans girls from having same name as Kim Jong Un's daughter | Oneindia News

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North Korea bans girls from having same name as Kim Jong Un's daughter | Oneindia News

North Korea bans girls from having same name as Kim Jong Un's daughter | Oneindia News

As per reports, North Korea is forcing girls and women who share the same name as Kim Jong Un's daughter, Ju Ae, to change it to something else.

The reports further add that the local governments have issued orders for women named Ju-ae to change their name on the birth certificates.

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