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Former Political Prisoners Detail The Horrors Of North Korea’s Prison Camps
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The Degenerate TikToker Who Destroyed A Million Dollars Worth Of Food With Poison At A Supermarket Was Doing This Crap At A Laundromat
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The Way Mossad Got Hezbollah To Buy Exploding Walkie-Talkies Is INSANE
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AWESOME!!! A UFO Enters Into A Portal In Germany
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Customers At A Los Angeles At An In-N-Out Burger Freak Out As A Half-Naked Nutjob Stabs The Windows
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Body camera video of A Totally Sh*tfaced Real Housewives of Potomac, Karen Huger, star is WILD.
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A Group Of Alpha Males Attack A Man Who Stabbed A Bar Employee, Chuck Chairs At Him
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A new Human Rights Watch video features rare interviews with former political prisoners who survived years of systematic abuse, torture, and starvation in the country’s notorious prisoner camps. A UN report detailing the regime’s atrocities also included a letter to Kim Jong-un saying he could face trial for “crimes against humanity.” A new United Nations report has found that crimes against humanity are occurring in North Korea and calls for an international tribunal to investigate and hold perpetrators to account. The report, by a UN Commission of Inquiry appointed by the UN Human Rights Council in March 2013, recommends that the UN Security Council refer the situation in North Korea to the International Criminal Court (ICC) and that the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights carry out investigations. The three person commission, which was chaired by Australian jurist Michael Kirby, will formally present its findings to the Human Rights Council on or around March 17, 2014. The council will then consider a resolution to act on the commission's recommendations.
