North Korea is operating four political prison camps, where up to 65,000 people are believed to be imprisoned and placed under forced labor, a report showed Friday.

Among those interned in the labor camps are family members of "anti-state" offenders, according to defector testimonies.

North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency announced on Wednesday that its mysterious American captive, Kenneth Bae, has begun his 15-year sentence at a "special prison," which has Korea ...

An analysis of satellite images suggests that at least one North Korean prison camp has been significantly expanded over the past decade, including since the death of former premier Kim Jong-Il. The ...

SEOUL, South Korea -- Kim Yong Nam, a longtime North Korean ceremonial head of state best known for his trademark ...

The North Korean defector who made a deal with God in a prison cell to dedicate his life to Him in return for freedom, and ...

North Korean defectors urged the international community to step up pressure on Pyongyang over human rights abuses as a major ...

*Dennis Rodman says he is partially responsible for the release of American college student Otto Warmbier from a North Korea prison, a claim that goes against the State Department’s declaration last ...

Questlove’s post showed several alleged firsthand accounts of North Korean torture practices taking place in survivor camps, shared by way of graphic cartoons. The drawings, which show life in North ...

The U.S. Treasury Department on Tuesday sanctioned eight individuals and two entities who it said were involved in a variety ...