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Gulag, Inc.: The Use of Forced Labor in North Korea’s Export Industries

This report examines North Korea's forced and slave labor practices in mining, highlighting the exploitation of marginalized social groups.
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North Korea: Ch’oma-bong Restricted Area

This report identifies and analyzes imagery of a North Korean political prison camp, providing an understanding of its operations.
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Pyongyang Republic: North Korea’s Capital of Human Rights Denial

This report explains how North Korean politics contribute to a connection between a "Pyongyang Republic" and human rights denial.
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North Korea Imagery Analysis of Camp 16

This report analyses satellite imagery of Camp 16, North Korea's largest and most secretive political prison camp.
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North Korea Imagery Analysis of Camp 14

This report details activity and human rights violations at North Korea's Political Prison Camp commonly known as Kwan-li-so No.14 or Camp 14.
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North Korean House of Cards: Leadership Dynamics Under Kim Jong-un

This book explores the distinctive features, dynamics, and style of leadership in North Korea under Kim Jong-un.
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The Hidden Gulag IV: Gender Repression and Prisoner Disappearances

In this report David Hawk conducts interviews with former prisoners to uncover instances of gender regression and prisoner disappearances.
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Imagery Analysis of Camp 15 “Yodŏk” Closure of the “Revolutionizing Zone”

In this report HRNK and AllSource Analysis provide an updated satellite imagery analysis of Camp 15, the prison-labor facility.
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North Korea’s Forced Labor Enterprise: A State-Sponsored Marketplace in Human Trafficking -Executive Director Greg Scarlatoiu

Statement of Greg Scarlatoiu, Executive Director, Committee for Human Rights in North Korea at the hearing of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission entitled “North Korea’s Forced Labor Enterprise: A […]

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