§9242 Report on North Korean Prison Camps

Summary

The Secretary of State must send Congress a report about each North Korean political prison camp that can be found. The report must say the camp’s estimated number of prisoners, its location coordinates, why people are held there, the camp’s main industries and who uses the goods made there, which people or agencies run the camp, the prisoners’ living and working conditions (food, shelter, medical care, work, and any abuse), and photos, including satellite images, given in a way that would not reveal U.S. intelligence sources or methods. That report can be put into the first human rights report to Congress submitted after February 18, 2016, under sections 2151n(d) and 2304(b).