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North Korea prison camps
Does North Korea Really Execute People for Watching South Korean Videos?
By Martin Weiser
The truth is bad enough. So why have rights activists and the South Korean government been distorting and manipulating evidence to bolster a dubious claim?
North Korea's Prison Camps Continue to Cast Dark Shadow
By John Power
North Korea's notorious prison camps remain a "cornerstone" of state control, according to a new report.
More Women Face North Korean Prison Camp: Report
By John Power
North Korea expanded one of its notorious prison camps to make room for women, a US NGO reports.
North Korea's Faceless Defectors
By Jinny Ha-kyung Kim
Many of those who escape from North Korea hide their identities to protect family back home.
The Human Tragedy of North Korea
By Hrishikesh Joshi
A focus on nukes and rockets overlooks an ongoing human tragedy.
Is North Korea Really ‘Rattled’ By the U.N. Prison Camp Inquiry?
By Clint Richards
Some analysts believe the U.S. prisoner release shows Pyongyang is worried about an ICC hearing.
North Korea Admits to Labor ‘Gulags’
By Clint Richards
What has prompted Pyongyang to make this unprecedented acknowledgment?
North Korea Downsizes Political Prisoners
By Tae-jun Kang
A new report suggests that the number of political prisoners in North Korea has declined since 2009.
UN Report Ups Pressure on North Korea…and China
By Jared Genser
Will a powerful report on human rights violations prompt the international community to act?
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