N. Korean born at prison camp tells harrowing tale

N. Korean born at prison camp tells harrowing tale

TOKYO, Japan - Shin Dong Hyuk, a defector from North Korea who was born to parents at a labor camp for political prisoners, gives an interview in Tokyo on Jan. 27, 2014. Shin visited Japan ahead of the March 1 start of the screening in the country of "Camp 14: Total Control Zone," a German documentary film offering a glimpse into the horrible reality at the camp based on his experiences there.

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