Kyohwasoo is a notorious prison camp located in North Korea known for its harsh conditions and grave human rights violations.
It is one of several prison camps in the country where political prisoners, and sometimes their families, are detained.
Inside Kyohwasoo, detainees are subjected to physical and psychological torture, forced labor, and lack of basic necessities.
The camp is characterized by overcrowded living quarters, limited food rations, and constant surveillance.
The detainees are often imprisoned without a fair trial or any legal recourse.
Kyohwasoo represents the systematic repression and abuse that occurs within North Korea's prison camp system.