North Korea executes 80, some for minor offenses, newspaper says

12 Nov 2013

“North Korea staged gruesome public executions of 80 people this month, some for offenses as minor as watching South Korean entertainment videos or being found in possession of a Bible, a South Korean newspaper reported Monday.”

Source: North Korea executes 80, some for minor offenses, newspaper says – latimes.com

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