More than 200,000 people are imprisoned in North Korea's concentration camps, facing systematic torture, starvation, and murder. Few survive years in the camps, but a steady influx of new prisoners keeps the population stable.
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Inside North Korea's notorious concentration camps, over 200,000 prisoners face unimaginable suffering, subjected to brutal torture, starvation, and a high mortality rate, with most dying within a few years.
