The North Korean prison camps are unlike South Korean penitentiaries that are in the form of a building, but in the form of a closed village, surrounded at their outer perimenters by barber-wire fences punctuated with guard towers and patrolled by heavily armed guards. People in the camps get up at 5 a.m. and carry out their assigned labor from 5:30 a.m. They are extremely hard labored in mining, timber-cutting, or farming enterprises. There is no exception for children. School in the camp provide basic math, reading, writing etc., in the purpose of conducting labor, and students are forcibly labored.
WHERE LOVE DOES NOT EXIST 