Sorry we did not realize, but this documentary is only available for viewing in the United States on the National Geographic YouTube channel. However another YouTube channel has uploaded the documentary in pieces and they do not appear to have territory restrictions on the video. You can watch that video starting with part 1 right here if you are outside of the US:
National Geographic Inside North Korea Part 1
Go undercover with National Geographic correspondent Lisa Ling as she journeys into mysterious and reclusive North Korea.
Disguised as a medical coordinator, National Geographic correspondent Lisa Ling gains access into North Korea and gives viewers a powerful glimpse inside one of the most restrictive countries in the world. Through personal accounts and exclusive footage, Ling exposes the difficulties North Koreans face while living in such an oppressive regime, coping with poverty, hunger and the lack of civil liberties.
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Great Documentary., December 27, 2011
Reviewer: Raynovic
Good old USA.
Saw the video without any problems. Too bad folks are rating this a single star simply for not being able to see it. I'm glad that Learn Out Loud has posted the notice at the top of this page for those who encounter technical difficulty so that they can view directly from the other YouTube site. My thanks to Learn Out Loud for the e-mail notification and the link on this end. My thanks to Nat. Geo. for making it available free of charge. My thanks to the people involved in the making of the film. And a big round of applause for the Nepalese eye surgeon, Dr. Ruit, and his team.
Why email us about material we cannot view???, December 20, 2011
Reviewer: jgshanahan
I live in Ireland, and cannot watch the video either. Perhaps our western democracies are not that different to the North Korean regime -we just have more sophisticated editing techniques!
Ha Ha (Nelson's voice), December 20, 2011
Reviewer: geekboysk
Not viewable. Since I am in South Korea, that is totally understandable.
What The Fog!, December 19, 2011
Reviewer: quillancamper
Difficult to be perfectly decided as to my score since I can't view this in the Philippines (don't see why) so I used my imagination. Next time, let let people know if video is not viewable in certain countries. Saves time.
Puzzled in Australia, December 19, 2011
Reviewer: kathythomas
Like others, I am disappointed not to be able to view this "free" resource and curious as why it should be banned in Australia?
K
Disappointed in Canada, December 19, 2011
Reviewer: LizHoffmitz
Sadly, we can't view this here.
Inside north Korea, December 19, 2011
Reviewer: lakecpa
Bravery of ling going behind enemy lines is commendable. Good history and filming.
unfortunate oversight, December 19, 2011
Reviewer: rebeccabower
LearnOutLoud,
This could have been one of your best and most timely offerings to-date, had you not made the major oversight of posting content un-viewable to a large percentage of your subscribers.
If you can rectify this, I would be very grateful.
Thank-you.
mamartin, December 19, 2011
Reviewer: mamartin
Banned in Brazil too !
Welcome to SOPA?, December 19, 2011
Reviewer: sequeiran
from Sydney, Australia
Is Learn Out Loud demonstrating to its users a pre-release SOPA before it inevitably gets legislated?
Yeah, banned. Nice., December 19, 2011
Reviewer: chris_b_shanks
It would be nice if you picked videos your subscribers could watch. This video has been banned by the poster in my country (which is Canada; it's amazing how in almost every situation the Americans treat us like crap, but then when they have tourists here, they talk about how "friendly" and "welcoming" Canada is). The web is getting annoying, isn't it....
P.S. Hey Alex, you might want to reduce your 5 star rating to 0.5 above, considering your review. Too bad I couldn't message you; I was worried there would be 5 star reviews from people who couldn't view this video due to the dumb default 5/5 review Learn out Loud has.
Banned in your Country!!!, December 19, 2011
Reviewer: AlexDGrant50
from Cape Town, South Africa
What is meant by this. What sort if offer of a free resource is this when National Geographic chooses to not allow one to view when you have made the announcement that it is available for viewing.
We need an explanation. Which countries is it available in?
Why will National Geographic not make it available in some countries?
Why send this out to an international recipients if there are some sort of controls as to who may view and who may not.
Thanks,
Alex
Not Available, December 19, 2011
Reviewer: DanRathbun
I got a message saying the uploader has not made it available in my country (Viet Nam) either. I feel like I am getting the North Korea experience without leaving home.
Banned??, December 19, 2011
Reviewer: michi
Unfortunately I cannot watch the video as it says that in my country it has been forbidden. Is this possible?
Thanks,
Michi
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