Prison Camps in North Korea

In the history of mankind, the most famous prison camp is the Auschwitz concentration camp, where millions of people spent their last days. The notorious group of Auschwitz concentration camps is Jewish, the most memorable person who loses the most people in concentration camps. Prison camps are defined as "camps restricting war or political prisoners" ("Prison Camp", Dictionary.com). A prisoner found at a prison camp in DPR Korean DPNK was just a beast.

Suspects of serious political crime are usually sent to political prisons managed by the North Korean National Security Agency, known as kwanliso. These detention centers are poor foods that endanger the health and cause hunger, poor medical expenses, lack of adequate housing and clothing, frequent abuse including sexual assault and security, and public execution It features organizational abuse including. Political criminals are faced with difficult forced labor such as logging, mining, agriculture

The camp is in the central and northeast part of North Korea. They contain many prison labor colonies in a secluded valley that is completely isolated from the outside world. The total number of prisoners is estimated at 80 thousand to 120 thousand. The camps of Yodok and Bukchang are divided into two parts: one is a political prisoner for lifelong detention and the other is a re-education camp that resembles a prisoner who has served for a long time.

North Korea operates six concentration camps in a remote mountainous area officially known as "kwanliso" (South Korea is "Control and Management Center"). The lessons learned by about 12 researchers from Nazi concentration camps are pairs, not individuals. (Halden, 105 years old) People pairs exchange a few gifts to exchange cigarettes, steal food and clothing, and plan each other. Survival is a social outcome, not a personal victory.

Perhaps one of the worst prison systems in the world, if not the worst prison system. Oh, I am not talking about the country itself (only North Korea can be regarded as a prison) but because the Nazi death group has failed, it is the worst concentration camp place in history is. Needless to say, one million people are starved to death every year in North Korea. One day, if you have been to North Korea, please do not get up in the morning. You are still dead, thinking of going to hell, you are still in North Korea. This may be the best vocabulary for explaining sump; hell