The world must not forgot North Korea's crimes against humanity

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Humanitarian assistance should be coordinated to ensure it reaches those who need it in North Korea, and survivors of sex trafficking and sexual violence should receive support in the country where they are found, and given protection and assistance, including asylum, where needed.
41% : Seven years ago, a commission of Inquiry established by the United Nations and brilliantly chaired by Australian judge Michael Kirby concluded that Kim's regime is committing crimes against humanity, the "gravity, scale and nature" of which "reveal a State that does not have any parallel in the contemporary world."
37% : Possessing a Bible means certain incarceration in a prison camp and the most severe forms of torture, while those who are caught sharing their faith face execution.
33% : North Korean woman who are trafficked to China and become pregnant by Chinese men would be subjected to forced abortion upon return to North Korea.

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