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'I saw North Korea executions aged 11 when heads popped open in front of my eyes'
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Public executions are a known aspect of North Korea's penal system, with reports of such events being used as a means of maintaining control and intimidating the population. The country's human rights record has been widely criticized by international organizations and governments. The fact that these events are sometimes witnessed by children highlights the particularly harsh realities of life in North Korea.
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'I saw North Korea executions aged 11 when heads popped open in front of my eyes'
A man who recently stood to be a councillor in Stockport has opened up about his traumatic childhood in North Korea where he lived on the streets and witnessed public executions
23 Jun, 07:30
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