North Korean human rights remain virtually non-existent, State Department finds

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Human rights remain virtually non-existent in communist North Korea, according to the U.S. State Department's annual Country Reports on Human Rights Practices.

"The internal security apparatus includes the Ministries of Social Security and State Security and the Military Security Command. A systematic and intentional overlap of powers and responsibilities exists among these organizations to prevent any potential subordinate consolidation of power and assures that each unit provides a check and balance on the other. Authorities maintain effective control over the security forces," the annual report said of the Kim regime.

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Remove the Chinese government by force then you have a country. You let them rule quit whining

Same happening here under today's Republican Party.

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