North Korea: New images show blurring of prison camps and villages

Headline Title: North Korea: New satellite images of prison camps 07 March 2013 Analysis of new satellite images shows the North Korean government is blurring the lines between its political prison camps and the surrounding population, Amnesty International said on Thursday, as it reiterated its call for UN Member States to establish an independent Commission of Inquiry into grave, systematic and widespread human rights violations in North Korea—including crimes against humanity. Responding to reports of the possible construction of a new political prison camp, Kwan-li-so, adjacent…

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