{{cquote|More than 200,000 North Koreans, including children, are imprisoned in camps where many perish from forced labor, inadequate food, and abuse by guards, according to [[Human Rights Watch]]. The isolated, secretive nation has no media, functioning civil society, or religious freedom, and pervasive problems include arbitrary arrest, lack of due process, and torture.<ref>Koonse, Emma (May 6, 2015). [http://www.christianpost.com/news/north-korean-defector-who-spent-28-years-in-prison-camp-details-starvation-torture-and-cannibalism-in-the-dprk-138746/ "North Korean defector who spent 28 years in prison camp details hunger, torture, and cannibalism in the DPRK"]. The Christian Post website/CP World.</ref>}}
== Atheism and slavery /forced labor ==
'''See also:''' [[Atheism and slavery]] and [[Atheism and forced labor]]