article_snippet: In 1945, Korea was divided into two spheres of influence, during which America controlled South Korea, and Russia installed a Communist regime in Korea, later surrendering power to China.
article_snippet: In the Fifties, Korea is divided into two states - the trends reflect that America controlled the South, and Russia created a communist state in Korea .
article_snippet: Korea Communist regime meant that women were encouraged to be labourers.
article_snippet: While Korea  focuses on women as labourers and providers, Korea follows American trends freely .
article_snippet: In 1992 Kim Jong Il began to take over Korea, and instituted a policy whereby the military was emphasised above all aspects of society and dominated resources.
article_snippet: Korea conducted Korea first nuclear test, and travel restrictions were tightened.
article_snippet: Security surrounding Korea was also strengthened - all leading to a highly repressive way of life, where many people are denied basic human rights.
article_snippet: As time went on, Korea became an industrial powerhouse and women were able to campaign for legal equality and became increasingly independent.