Mark Humphrys - Politics - The unfree world - North Korea

End communism! Democracy now in North Korea!

North Korea

It would push the total killing by the communist regime since its origin to over 4 million people, making communist North Korea the 6th greatest killer since 1900.

• Communism
  • Summary of killings for Communism

  • The right to travel

  • Freedom of religion

  
  

• North Korea is rated "Not Free" by Freedom House.

History

• Korea history
• North Korea history

• The Korean War (and here) saved South Korea from communist democide.

• Korea v. Vietnam

Democide

• Rudolph J. Rummel
  • Statistics Of North Korean Democide

• The genocidal monster Kim Il Sung
• His son, the genocidal monster Kim Jong Il
• North Korea government

• Articles
  • The North Korean famine - interview with Philip Gourevitch - "Kim Jong Il murdered two to three million of his people by starving them to death and has never in any way indicated that that bothered him."
  • Men, women and children in the North Korean gulag
  • 200,000 people are held in concentration camps by communist North Korea in the 21st century, and the western left doesn't care.
  • Revealed: the gas chamber horror of North Korea's gulag - Entire families are gassed in Camp 22.
  • North Korea's Gulags by Claudia Rosett
  • See No Evil, Stop No Evil by Anne Applebaum

  • We tried appeasement once before - Mark Steyn on the hollowness of the words: "Never again".
    • "Fine-sounding, but claptrap. The never-again scenario comes round again every year. This very minute in North Korea there are entire families interned in concentration camps. Concentration camps with gas chambers." And no one cares.

  • Famine-struck North Koreans "eating children" - In South Korea, they host the World Cup, and the world wants their high-tech goods. In North Korea, there is starvation and cannibalism, just as there was in the Soviet Union. That's the difference between communism and capitalism. Capitalism is morally good. Communism is morally evil.

Human rights

• news
• society and culture
• human rights

• Free North Korea!
• Citizens' Alliance to Help Political Prisoners in North Korea
• U.S. Committee for Human Rights in North Korea

• Human rights campaigns
  • Human Rights Watch (and publications and here)
  • Amnesty International

• Human rights reports
  • Freedom House
  • U.S. State Department
  • Amnesty International

• South Korea (ranked by Freedom House as "Free") shows that the Korean people are not inherently suited for tyranny.

Religious and press freedom

• Religious freedom reports
  • Freedom House
  • U.S. State Department

• Press freedom reports
  • Freedom House

• The Aquariums of Pyongyang: Ten Years in the North Korean Gulag by Kang Chol-Hwan
• North Korea zone blog

The Axis of Evil

• The new power blocs of the world

• The Axis of Evil

• Pessimism

• The plan

  
  

• North Korea's nuclear weapons program

• Nutso State has Nukes by John Derbyshire

• How can North Korea be stopped?
  • The Other Imminent Danger: North Korea by Stanley Kurtz (and follow-up)
  • Playing Poker with Korea by Jack Wheeler
  • The Next Korean War: Using the military is an option. Here's how it can be done by R. James Woolsey and Thomas G. McInerney
  • Facing Up to North Korea - Joshua Muravchik on pre-emptive war. "Part of the cause of our present predicament is that we ruled out the use of force at earlier points in this saga - when, however painful, it would have been less costly than today. And today it may be less costly than a few years from now, when North Korea will have dozens of nuclear weapons and long-range missiles (it has tested one that could reach Alaska) or when it will have shared them with al Qaeda and others."

• North Korea Special Collection, at the Center for Nonproliferation Studies, at the Monterey Institute of International Studies
  • Military Options for Dealing with North Korea's Nuclear Program

• Radical Responses to Radical Regimes: Evaluating Preemptive Counter-Proliferation, Barry R. Schneider, McNair Paper Number 41, May 1995
  • "Numerous preemptive counter-proliferation strikes have taken place since 1940. Allied air forces and special operations forces destroyed German nuclear facilities and heavy water supplies that were an integral part of the Nazi A-bomb research effort. U.S. bombers also destroyed the most important Japanese nuclear research laboratory in Tokyo at the end of WWII. Other raids include: Iran versus Iraq in 1980, Israel versus Iraq in 1981, Iraq versus Iran with seven raids from 1984 to 1988, and the U.S.-led coalition versus Iraq in 1991."