On 14 December 2020, South Korea passed a bill which bans the launching of propaganda leaflets into North Korea, a practice that has long been denounced by North Korea. The law also restricts loudspeaker propaganda broadcasts. Lawbreakers could face up to three years in prison or 30 million won (≒$27,500) in fines.

An authoritarian democracy is one in which democratic institutions exist but may be manipulated or heavily influenced by the ruling party or certain elites of society.

In 1947, at the end of the British Empire in India, the Indian subcontinent was partitioned into two countries: India and Pakistan - comprising of East Pakistan (which later became Bangladesh) and West Pakistan (currently Pakistan).

Marketing boards are government-owned institutions which function as monopsonies, preventing private sellers from selling their goods on the free markets and instead forcing them to sell to a marketing board. Marketing boards control the sale, distribution, and allocation of the resources that are created.

Religious pluralism is the belief that the divine is transcendental and unknowable to individuals, and hence all religions are merely equally valid interpretations of the unknowable.

Religious inclusivism is the belief that only one religion is correct and true, but individuals who did not have to opportunity to be converted into the one true faith can still attain salvation, if they abide by the moral codes they have.

Environmental justice is a concept which aims to achieve a fair distribution of environmental benefits and burdens.