Made in China
author & investigator: Joanna Hosaniak, co-investigators: Ji-yoon Lee, Bitna Kim, Euvin Kim
Citizens' Alliance for North Korean Human Rights :Life & Human Rights Books·2024-08-01
- 82쪽
- 170×255mm
- 사회과학
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This investigation report sheds light on the long-term, widespread system of slavery, systematically executed through the cooperation between North Korean state agencies and their overseas partners. It specifically focuses on Chongori Kyowaso No.12, unveiling how products manufactured through forced labor in North Korean detention facilities are disguised as "made in China" and distributed within the global market.
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Executive Summary I. Introduction 1. The North Korean Criminal Enterprise: Enslavement Fueled by Slave Trade Between North Korea and China 2. Methodology for Assessing Criminal Responsibility and Evasion of Sanctions II. Chongori Kyohwaso No 12: A Slavery Corporation Producing Goods Made in China 1. Persecution of North Korean Women: The Expansion of Chongori Prison, Chain of Command, and the Role of Chinese Investments 2. The Roles of Ministry of State Security (MSS) and Ministry of People’s Safety (MPS) in the Custody of Prisoners of Chongori Kyohwaso 3. Chongori Prison: A Slavery Corporation III. Joint Ventures Between China and North Korea in the Context of Global Supply Chains 1. Manufacturing Goods Through Outward Export Processing 2. Dandong and Hunchun: Two Hubs for North Korean Government Activities in Forced Labor and Prison Outsourcing 3. Thriving Joint-Ventures Between North Korean and Chinese Businesses IV. Implications 1. Implications for International Community 2. Implications for Companies and Global Supply Chain and Responsibility of the States 3. Implications for Accountability V. Recommendations
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