New satellite images show scale of North Korea’s repressive prison camps

Headline Title: New satellite images show scale of North Korea’s repressive prison camps 05 December 2013 North Korea’s vast infrastructure of repression is further exposed in new satellite images showing the on-going development of two of the country’s largest political prison camps, Amnesty International discloses today. In a comprehensive assessments of camps 15 and 16 - known as kwanliso - Amnesty International found new housing blocks, an expansion of production facilities, and continued tight security.The analysis, along with newly released testimonies, is included…

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