North Korea Torture Drawings Document Harsh Treatment In Country's Prisons

huffingtonpost.com A report documenting crimes against humanity committed in North Korea is accompanied by chilling drawings composed by a man who spent six years in one of the country's prison camps. News coverage of Kim Kwang-il's drawings comes as United Nations investigators compared the torturous conditions imposed by North Korean officials... according to Reuters. Below are Kim's drawings accompanied by details from the report.  

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• Kim described the "pigeon torture," depicted above in which "we are bound to stay in that position until the jailer feels that you have been tortured enough. So the torture goes on until the time has come to the satisfaction of the jailer. This is the pigeon torture. This is a very strange word in Korea and to you. Your hands are bound back and if they tie you like this, your chest comes out forward and in this position you are tortured."