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North Korean Parents Who Let Children Watch Hollywood Films Will Be Sent To Prison: Report
Parents of children caught viewing foreign films will be sent to labour camps for six months while children will serve five years of imprisonment.
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North Korea Frees 3 American Prisoners Ahead Of A Planned Trump-Kim Summit
After long stretches in labor camps and days of rumors about their release, three Americans who were held prisoner in North Korea are finally coming home.
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US Warns North Korean Officials Over Prison Camps
The US has a tough message to officials running North Korea's notorious network of prison and labor camps: We know who you are, and we know what you are doing.
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North Korean Camp Survivor Says Guilt Made Him 'Suicidal'
A prominent North Korean prison camp survivor said on Tuesday he had contemplated suicide after Pyongyang broadcast what he insisted was a coerced TV interview with his father.
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Close the 'Evil' Prison Camps, US Secretary of State Kerry Urges North Korea
US Secretary of State John Kerry denounced human rights abuses in North Korea on Tuesday and called on Pyongyang to shut down its penal colonies riddled with "barbarity and inhumanity."
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Close the 'Evil' Prison Camps, John Kerry Urges North Korea
US Secretary of State John Kerry denounced human rights abuses in North Korea on Tuesday and called on Pyongyang to shut down its penal colonies riddled with "barbarity and inhumanity."
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UN documents North Korean torture chambers, prison camps ... and luxury goods
United Nations human rights investigators on Monday issued a damning report cataloguing massive human rights violations in North Korea that they said amount to crimes of humanity which should be brought to the International Criminal Court (ICC).
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Crackdown filling North Korean prisons with defectors
North Korea's prison population has swelled with those caught fleeing the country under a crackdown on defections by young leader Kim Jong Un, according to defectors living in South Korea and researchers who study Pyongyang's notorious network of labor camps and detention centers.
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North Korea to punish 'non-mourners': Report
North Koreans who did not mourn the death of "Dear Leader" Kim Jong-il can face at least six months in prison, a South Korean media outlet said Wednesday. And those who took part in the often hysterical display of sorrow but who may not have shed "genuine tears" could be sent to re-education camps, a South Korean news website reported.
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North Korean Parents Who Let Children Watch Hollywood Films Will Be Sent To Prison: Report
Parents of children caught viewing foreign films will be sent to labour camps for six months while children will serve five years of imprisonment.
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North Korea Frees 3 American Prisoners Ahead Of A Planned Trump-Kim Summit
After long stretches in labor camps and days of rumors about their release, three Americans who were held prisoner in North Korea are finally coming home.
-
US Warns North Korean Officials Over Prison Camps
The US has a tough message to officials running North Korea's notorious network of prison and labor camps: We know who you are, and we know what you are doing.
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North Korean Camp Survivor Says Guilt Made Him 'Suicidal'
A prominent North Korean prison camp survivor said on Tuesday he had contemplated suicide after Pyongyang broadcast what he insisted was a coerced TV interview with his father.
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Close the 'Evil' Prison Camps, US Secretary of State Kerry Urges North Korea
US Secretary of State John Kerry denounced human rights abuses in North Korea on Tuesday and called on Pyongyang to shut down its penal colonies riddled with "barbarity and inhumanity."
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Close the 'Evil' Prison Camps, John Kerry Urges North Korea
US Secretary of State John Kerry denounced human rights abuses in North Korea on Tuesday and called on Pyongyang to shut down its penal colonies riddled with "barbarity and inhumanity."
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UN documents North Korean torture chambers, prison camps ... and luxury goods
United Nations human rights investigators on Monday issued a damning report cataloguing massive human rights violations in North Korea that they said amount to crimes of humanity which should be brought to the International Criminal Court (ICC).
-
Crackdown filling North Korean prisons with defectors
North Korea's prison population has swelled with those caught fleeing the country under a crackdown on defections by young leader Kim Jong Un, according to defectors living in South Korea and researchers who study Pyongyang's notorious network of labor camps and detention centers.
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North Korea to punish 'non-mourners': Report
North Koreans who did not mourn the death of "Dear Leader" Kim Jong-il can face at least six months in prison, a South Korean media outlet said Wednesday. And those who took part in the often hysterical display of sorrow but who may not have shed "genuine tears" could be sent to re-education camps, a South Korean news website reported.
