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Arbitrary Detention and forced Labor

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Former Prisoner Testimonies

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Kim Young-soon defected from North Korea in 2003, after being held in a prison camp as a political prisoner for 10 years. I talked about her story today; it's one that is similar to the horrific experiences of tens of thousands of North Korean political prisoners
#FreeThe20: North Korea

Kim Young-soon defected from North Korea in 2003, after being held in a prison camp as a political prisoner for 10 years. I talked about her story today; it's one that is similar to the horrific experiences of tens of thousands of North Korean political prisoners

Posted by Ambassador Samantha Power on Thursday, September 24, 2015
Above: Samantha Power, United States Ambassador to the UN, speaks out about the plight of prisoners in North Korea's gulags.

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