Our Reports
For over a decade, the Committee for Human Rights in North Korea (HRNK) has worked to document and analyze North Korea's prison camp system. Termed "hidden gulag" in 2003 by report author and human rights scholar David Hawk, these political prison camps are places of vast suffering for 80,000 to 120,000 people in North Korea. Many thousands more are thought to be interned in North Korea's labor camps as well.
As HRNK continues to publish information on North Korea's prison camp system, its "hidden gulags" are less and less hidden to the rest of the world. Although the Kim Regime still denies the existence of its political prison camps, we know, unfortunately, through satellite imagery and escapee testimony, that these camps exist.
Some of our reports are highlighted here, including David Hawk's Hidden Gulag series and AllSource Analysis' and DigitalGlobe's reports of the camps with satellite imagery.
As HRNK continues to publish information on North Korea's prison camp system, its "hidden gulags" are less and less hidden to the rest of the world. Although the Kim Regime still denies the existence of its political prison camps, we know, unfortunately, through satellite imagery and escapee testimony, that these camps exist.
Some of our reports are highlighted here, including David Hawk's Hidden Gulag series and AllSource Analysis' and DigitalGlobe's reports of the camps with satellite imagery.
Hidden Gulag Series
Satellite Imagery Analysis
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