Answer:
Explanation:
Most North Koreans live in extreme poverty, with workers earning between $2 and $3 per month. More than 18 million people throughout the country, including 1.3 million children, require food assistance to avoid malnutrition. The UN estimates that up to 120,000 North Koreans are held in political prisons, where they are tortured, raped, starved, and forced to work without pay. More than 340 people were executed between 2011 and 2016. The regime also uses state-induced famines and penal starvation to punish those who are not fully commited and devoted to their "beloved" leaders.
Resources:
New York Times
Borgen Project
The UN
