It is estimated that there are 200,000 North Korean citizens enslaved in political prison camps much like Nazi concentration camps, as well as others in "reeducation camps" with similar conditions. The camps are amazingly inhumane: prisoners are starved, are publicly executed if they take food, made to work in awful conditions and are tortured if they are not working at peak performance. The children and grandchildren of the prisoners are made to stay in the camps for life to atone for their parents crimes, many of which are as petty as writing in candidates on a ballet. These camps are no secret. They are available to view on Google Earth to anyone with internet. The United States must take action against this neglect for human lives.
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