AI has received a response from the government of North Korea, dated 1 October 1995, concerning the cases of the above. The letter claims that the brother were ...
The whereabouts of the three brothers named above, forcibly returned to North Korea from China in June 1995, are unknown. AI is concerned for their safety and believes ...
In April 1995, North Korean government officials told AI that former prisoner Cho Ho Pyong, his wife and their three young children had been killed in 1974 while ...
AI is concerned about the fate of Shibata Kozo, a prisoner whose case the organization described in its October 1993 report "North Korea: Summary of Amnesty International's ...
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This report contains new information concerning 58 people reported to be detained for political offences in North Korea. The fate of many of those described in ...
This paper discusses AI's concern that the death penalty may be widely used in North Korea. The authorities claim that it is rarely used but have provided no statistics ...