According to Voice of America:
North Korea has revised the charter of its only political party, apparently to ensure a smooth transition of power from father to son in the reclusive communist state.
VOA correspondent Steve Herman has obtained a copy of the document, which has not been made public in or outside North Korea.
It is worth pointing out that although the Worker’s Party is the only one that matters, technically it is not the only political party in North Korea. There is also the Korean Social Democratic Party and the Chondoist Party.
Here is a PDF of the new charter. I am afraid th my Korean is not that good and I do not have a copy of the former charter. If anyone can do or find a comparison, I would like to see it.
