This is the first satellite imagery report by HRNK on a long-term political prison commonly identified by researchers and former detainees as Kwan-li-so No. 18 (Pukch’ang). This report was concurrently published on Tearline.
This report provides an update to our reports on a long-term political prison commonly identified by former prisoners and researchers.
This report details activity and human rights violations at a North Korean prison camp facility commonly known as Camp 15.
This report details the history of North Korea’s Propaganda and Agitation Department (PAD), and explains how it is used to deny human rights.
This report analyzes possible road networks connecting a political prison camp and a nuclear test facility.
This report reviews North Korea’s use of forced labor overseas and the human rights violations of workers in China and Russia.
This Inquiry finds reasonable grounds to conclude that North Korea commits crimes against humanity in its detention centers.
This report is part of efforts to monitor North Korean political prison camps by satellite imagery and former prisoner interviews.
This report is part of efforts to monitor North Korean political prison camps by satellite imagery and former prisoner interviews.
This report is part of efforts to monitor North Korean political prison camps by satellite imagery and former prisoner interviews.
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