As you can already see, North Korea is not very shy when it comes to executing its citizens who do not strictly follow the rules determined by their dictators. Disobedience that leads to death can be of various types: from stealing a cow, preaching the Christian faith, to watching South Korean television or an American film.

Through a document prepared by the South Korean organization Transitional Justice Working Group, it was identified 318 sites used by the North Korean government to carry out public executions in the country. The report, titled Mapping the Fate of the Dead, reveals that public executions brought together at least 1,000 people to watch the death penalty be carried out, with family members, including even children, often forced to watch. to the event. Furthermore, the bodies were rarely handed over to family members, nor were the burial locations informed.