Camp 22 (also called Hoeryong concentration camp or Haengyong concentration camp) is a political prison camp in North Korea. The official name is Kwan-li-so (penal labor colony) No. 22. The camp is a maximum security area, completely isolated from the outside world. Prisoners and their families are held in lifelong detention.
Detailed analysis of satellite images in October 2012 suggests the camp is still operational despite earlier reports of its closure.
Read more about Camp 22: Location, History, Description, Conditions in The Camp, Human Rights Violations, Human Experimentation, Former Guards/prisoners (witnesses)
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“Grandfather, you were the pillar of fire in front of the camp and now we are left in the camp alone, in the dark; and we are so cold and so sad.”
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