North Korea death camp PICTURED as escaped prisoner reveals HORROR inside

Kim Jong-oun dictators have managed the country in the form of Tekken and are disappointed by anyone who left the concentration camp.

There is a person who talked about what happened inside the Tonrim disciplinary labor center in North Province, Ping An.

This is because the satellite image was smuggled from a secret country and it shows the Gulag 12 camp near the border between North Korea and China.

Exiles, who were not named for fear of reprisals from gold, explained why prisoners were beaten cruelly.

He talked about the harsh life at the Daily NK 's news site - the prisoner was forced to falter eyelash and met a tough quota

Every loser receives cruel violence and is deprived of food and many people collapse due to overwork and malnutrition.

Prisoners survive by establishing an informal hierarchy within them - those who have money can afford them a more privileged life

At 5 AM, the prisoner is expected to work until 11 PM - some work until 3 AM

He added: "He asked the staff to oversee the high mortality rate at the labor education camp.

"As a result, the prison officials were instructed not to record the deaths of too busy prisoners."

Now, the book publisher and its author says that Shen, who claimed to have escaped from the prison camp in North Korea, revealed that some of the stories he said are not facts. Singh may spend most of his time in another prison in North Korea rather than forming a centralized area for his career. "Friday, January 16, I learned that Shin Dong-hyuk, the prisoner survivor of North Korea is the subject of" Escape from Camp 14 ", and told his friend that his life is quite different from my book "Mr. Harden. "I contacted Shin and explained to him about these changes in detail and explained why he misunderstood me."

We know well about Hitler's German but the North Korean totalitarian regime is still a mystery in many respects. A person born in a North Korean prison camp escaped - after witnessing the family being executed, he will do not trust his colleague's prisoners, even to rob with his mother and food I was taught.

Lee Sung-Lee was born in North Korea, when famine hit North Korea, he realized the fear of his own country and fled to China in 1997. Then she ran away to Korea, studied at a foreign language university in Korea, became an activist to help other refugees, and started a new life (Lee). Chinese police arrested her and her family when Hyeonseo took a bus to Laos. She tried to cover them with money, but she did not have enough money. A stranger asked something about the problem, and she explained her situation. A stranger paid a price for her family, but it is symbolic to her as it shows the hope of other Koreans. A stranger showed goodwill and support that the Koreans needed him. After escaping from the Democratic People's Republic of China and China, she wants to help other refugees like her. Her dream is to work in the United Nations or non-governmental organization to promote Korean human rights and their rights as political refugees (Alastair)

The former security official who left North Korea told Human Rights Watch that North Korea is faced with trial, torture, sexual abuse and forced labor due to returning from China. The exiled North Korean People's Republic told Human Rights Watch that those who tried to reach Korea were considered enemies of the country and sent to political prisons. The government imposes collective punishment on so-called anti-state crime and effectively binds hundreds of thousands of civilians, including children, to camps and other detention facilities. Inmates are faced with harsh circumstances, sexual enforcement and abuse, strikes and torture by security guards, and forced labor in dangerous situations and sometimes fatal situations