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Prison and punishment in North Korea
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Prison and punishment in North Korea
About Human Rights
North korea carceral system
- We are equally
- These rights are all interrelated , interdependent , indivisible
- Guaranteed by law
- Labour camps like gulags in Russia.
- Four types of prison according on the type of crime.
- Interrogation which is hard for every prisoners
- how a day is spent there
- religion seen as an escape
What does other countries think ?
the type of person imprisoned there and how much
Conclusion
a state secret which hide infringements of human rights
non governmental organization tries to improve living conditions
it's hard to make things change in a country closed like North Korea
- Most countries are against this system
- Problem with the dictatorship and relationship with Donald Trump
- United Nation are fighting for a better prison system
- Many documentaries about these issues to reveal what is it in North Korea
North Korea is regularly accused of imprisoning foreign civilians to use them as change monney
Conditions inside North Korean prisons camps are unsanitary and life-threatening
an american pastor Kim Dong Chul
The Kaechon political prison camp
The Yodok political prison camp
Kim dong chul
What future for this system ?
Retribution or rehabilitation ?
- Retributivism
- Rehabilitation
- The majority of imprisonments are in perpetuity.
To start talking about possible reforms we will approach the legislative and executive power:
- Legislative authority
- Supreme Assembly
- The Constitution
- Executive power
- State Affairs Commission
- Kim Jong-un
- Prime Minister is Pak Pong-ju
-They make promises but do not hold them