While many people live in an ultra-modern, innovative society, others live in the deepest Middle Ages. While some enjoy freedom and take it for granted, for others, it is unattainable and utopian. While some can demonstrate en masse even during a pandemic, for others, one wrong word is enough for a death sentence. We are talking about North Korea, a country that could hardly be more socially divided. Just look at satellite images at night, and you can see the extreme state this country is in. The thoughts and opinions of the population are being moulded into xenophobia through censorship and propaganda. Outsiders are blamed for the social and financial situation. Escape routes seem impossible. Although there are North Koreans seeking asylum every year, most of them fail. Escape is dangerous. Even if the escape is successful, friends and family are penalized in its place. If they do not succeed, they may be punished with death. As an outsider, how do you manage to get information within this isolation? How do you manage to break out of this bubble as part of it? A new organization within North Korea serves as a refuge for people who can no longer bear the suffering and want to regain their human rights. Refugia is both a refuge and an island of rebellion and democratic values in the fight against censorship, surveillance, and dictatorship. All that is missing now is to spread this knowledge among the citizens and to call for action.