英語 での Prison camps の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Of course, other issues eventually would be raised such as improving North Korean human rights, relaxing restrictions on travel abroad, allowing foreign humanitarian organizations more freedom in North Korea, and closing political prison camps.
The commission estimates that hundreds of thousands of political prisoners have perished in prison camps over the past five decades and that between 80,000 and 120,000 political prisoners are currently detained in four large political prison camps.
The commission estimates that hundreds of thousands of political prisoners have perished in prison camps over the past five decades and that between 80,000 and 120,000 political prisoners are currently detained in four large political prison camps.
Satellite imagery of North Korea's network of political prison camps show its government is continuing to maintain, and even invest, in these repressive facilities.
If they are not executed immediately, persons held accountable for major political wrongs are forcibly disappeared to political prison camps that officially do not exist.
About 2,200 of the arrested were executed in Estonia, while most others were moved to prison camps in Russia, from where very few were later able to return.
United Nations Watch, in a joint statement, said that the most serious human rights violations took place in political prison camps in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
Unbroken tells the story of Louis Zamperini, a star of the 1936 Berlin Olympics who was shot down over the Pacific and survived more than two years of horrific treatment in Japanese prison camps.
Public executions and enforced disappearance to political prison camps serve as the ultimate means to terrorise the population into submission.
Public executions and enforced disappearance to political prison camps serve as the ultimate means to terrorize the population into submission.
In December 2013, Amnesty International published satellite images showing the on-going development of two of North Korea's largest political prison camps.
TOKYO- Nationalists in Japan are denouncing Hollywood filmmaker Angelina Jolie's new movie about an American airman brutalized in Japanese prison camps during World War II as anti-Japanese propaganda and are calling for a boycott of the film and its star director.
All shapes how they stand come amply discussed how they stopped, how to give help in hiding as the Jews then said had threatened to have to go to prison camps, the illegal press and falsifying instance passports to Jews a new identity to give.
Russia sends Pussy Riot women to camps east of Moscow: Two convicted women from the Russian punk band Pussy Riot are on their way to two prison camps far from home, their lawyers and supporters say.
Fear about being sent to these political prison camps are very real and deeply embedded in the consciousness of the ordinary North Korean people- as real is the control that is exercised over the people,” he said.
When I think of the forced labor in Japanese prison camps, I am reminded of forced labor camps in China, and also of the Chinese miners who lose their lives when forced to re-enter mines that everyone knows are unsafe.
The US arc of imperial military bases stretching from Egypt through Israel, Turkey, Jordan, Yemen, Iraq, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, is protected by a chain of prison camps containing tens of thousands of political prisoners.
The U.S. is now widely viewed as a brutal, bullying nation that countenances torture and operates hideous prison camps at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and in other parts of the world- camps where inmates have been horribly abused, gruesomely humiliated and even killed.
While the number of political prison camps and inmates has decreased due to deaths and some releases, an estimated 80,000 to 120,000 political prisoners are currently detained in four large political prison camps and a residual detention complex that remains from a fifth earlier camp. .
The main body, however- seventy-seven women, a group in many ways representatives of American womanhood in the era between the great wars-were captured by the Japanese and held behind concrete and barbed wire for three years in prison camps.