Tillerson talked about North Korean labor camps in Russia and China

Pyongyang has established labor camps abroad, including in the Russian Federation and China. There, North Korean citizens are engaged in forced labor, and their salary goes to the DPRK treasury, reports RIA News Statement by US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.

From 50 to 80, thousands of DPRK citizens work in labor camps abroad, primarily in Russia and in China,

said Tillerson, presenting an annual report on slave trade in the world.

According to him, "many of them work on 20 hours a day, and their salary goes to the DPRK authorities."

The regime in Pyongyang, therefore, receives hundreds of millions of dollars a year,

added state secretary.

He stressed that "responsible states cannot allow the situation to develop in this way."

We call on all countries where DPRK citizens are engaged in forced labor to return these people home,

said the head of diplomacy.

The report also states that the Russian government has recently extended bilateral agreements with the DPRK, under which Pyongyang creates labor camps on Russian territory.

Comments

[cniza]

I read this topic in several ways, but there is only one answer and conclusion - they live in different dimensions, with their heads ...

[vovanpain]

Quote: cniza

From 50 to 80, thousands of DPRK citizens work in labor camps abroad, primarily in Russia and in China,

Rex, go get the Pedigreepal, take a bone and go to your rug, with the shaggy White House slowly but surely turning into a circus, although it started with Bill the Libertine, then a cowboy show, then a show with a trained monkey, now it's just a clown with a dog .

[DEPARTMENT]

"Many of them work 20 hours a day, and their salaries go to the DPRK authorities."

Someone passed us Rex ... We’ll shoot!)))))

[Alexander Romanov]

Quote: DEPARTMENT

Someone passed us to Rex ... We’ll find a shot!)

Mikhan, they overthrow Maduro, why didn’t you mark the topic with the poster? Maduro, I’m with you.

[DEPARTMENT]

Quote: Alexander Romanov

Quote: DEPARTMENT

Someone passed us to Rex ... We’ll find a shot!)

Mikhan, they overthrow Maduro, why didn’t you mark the topic with the poster? Maduro, I’m with you.

Yes ... already held a consultation! Don’t worry Sasha! All the same, the people of the DPRK are closer; their soul hurts about them! Someone constantly substitutes them .. And inflates the hype in the world! You do not know Sasha, who could be this bastard ..?

[Genry]

Quote: DEPARTMENT

who can be this bastard ..?

This is some kind of Korean defector, apparently told. In Soviet times, they also ran across and talked about drunken bears with balalaikas.

[Alexander Romanov]

Quote: DEPARTMENT

All the same, the people of the DPRK are closer; the soul hurts about them

I understand that they thump so much that they immediately understood their

Quote: DEPARTMENT

You do not know Sasha, who could be this bastard ..?

I know, here is his photo, distributed on the network with an explanation. Enemy of the DPRK

[DEPARTMENT]

Quote: Alexander Romanov

I know, here is his photo, distributed on the network with an explanation. Enemy of the DPRK

In vain Romanov translate arrows into Kazakhs ..

[Alexander Romanov]

Quote: DEPARTMENT

In vain Romanov translate arrows into Kazakhs

And so Kim mishandled

[Alekseits]

It is strong and impressive.

[dik-nsk]

and what is strong? that’s true, well, they plow, of course, like ordinary Gaster - neither better nor worse than others, and the fact that the state does take part of the money is absolutely true, so that he practically voiced it all, a bit embellished. I personally talked with the North Korean team leader - they worked for us in Novosibirsk. I saw a hut near a construction site being closed up on a heating main in winter, apparently so as not to pay for housing. so no wit here if you haven’t met them live

[Seaman77]

Rex better talk about his allies Saud. There, guest workers cannot change jobs without the permission of the employer. If this is not slavery, then serfdom is certain.
Does he, as the former manager of ExxonMobil, a company that has factories in Saudi Arabia, not know about it.

[Orionvit]

Quote: Seaman77

Rex better talk about his allies Saud. There, guest workers cannot change jobs without the permission of the employer.

Let him tell you about the almost free forced labor of 2 million prisoners in the United States. They cannot even change their place of work. This is real slavery.

[electrooleg]

Quote: Orionvit

This is real slavery.

Also power in their prisons is cocky, it should be added.

[210ox]

He read Brzezinski (the devils fry this "barbecue") about the North Korean collective farms and sawmills in the USSR .. This, by the way, was in reality.

Quote: cniza

I read this topic in several ways, but there is only one answer and conclusion - they live in different dimensions, with their heads ...

[siberalt]

Would the gracious Tiller not tell about secret foreign American prisons with torture of prisoners, and where did they put the indigenous people of North America? Why in the USA can an African black man become president, but not a native Indian?

[novel66]

how7 did you say "black" ?? where are we going to intolerance?

[Bath]

In 2014, North Koreans worked for us on shore protection (in short, they put metal nets in mesh) 70 people for each detachment of 15-20 people one senior that in Russian balak were certainly dressed in sportswear no work clothes ate one doshirak salary they paid 25 tyrov per head for probably they were a card

[vik669]

It seems that in the USA everyone drinks without drying out only hawthorn and bites mushrooms with mushrooms! It's time to tie until the whole globe is drunk!

[rotmistr60]

Between 50 and 80 thousand DPRK citizens work in labor camps abroad, primarily in Russia and China ... North Korean citizens are engaged in forced labor

How all the same, disgusting US intelligence began to work. We heard a ringing, which by the way is not hiding, but did not understand where it was from. To get into this "labor" camp, the North Koreans undergo a thorough check at the MGB and consider it fortunate to get to the same logging near Chegdomyn. Most of the money really goes to the state, but the workers earn decent money by Korean standards.

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: rotmistr60

the bulk of the money does go to the state, but the workers earn decent money by Korean standards.

T / e people are simply robbed, holding their families hostage. Well, to all the supporters of the DPRK, I wish to live like these workers.

[rotmistr60]

And you would talk to these workers and then perhaps you would understand the truth of their life. And, for the umpteenth time I’m asking the representatives of Israel, what’s the matter to the DPRK, which wants to live its own way and does not want to interfere in its affairs. Where are you and where is the DPRK? Better worry about the Palestinians.

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: rotmistr60

And you would talk to these workers and then perhaps you would understand the truth of their life. And, for the umpteenth time I’m asking the representatives of Israel, what’s the matter to the DPRK, which wants to live its own way and does not want to interfere in its affairs. Where are you and where is the DPRK? Better worry about the Palestinians.

Yes, by the way. Here it’s like an open area. You’re worried about the Palestinians, and I’m about the North Koreans.

[Yuyuka]

Quote: Aaron Zawi

Quote: rotmistr60

And you would talk to these workers and then perhaps you would understand the truth of their life. And, for the umpteenth time I’m asking the representatives of Israel, what’s the matter to the DPRK, which wants to live its own way and does not want to interfere in its affairs. Where are you and where is the DPRK? Better worry about the Palestinians.

Yes, by the way. Here it’s like an open area. You’re worried about the Palestinians, and I’m about the North Koreans.

Hebrews & Ukrainians are preparing a note of protest - they have been forgotten! they plow on Russia like the damned, list what they have acquired by back-breaking labor, and they don't even have labor camps - they have to huddle as they have to

Here are some data, though as of September 2016, but I think they haven’t changed so much -

Today, according to the data published on the website of the Main Directorate for Migration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, there are 2,5 million Ukrainian citizens in Russia, of which 18 million are of working age (59 to 1,9 years old).
and more

"If in 2013, according to the Bank of Russia, almost $ 3,5 billion was sent from Ukraine to Ukraine by individuals through all money transfer systems, in 2015, it was $ 1,2 billion," Sitnov said. in dollar terms, the average amount of a money transfer sent from the Russian Federation to Ukraine: in 2014, the average transfer through the Golden Crown system was $ 394, according to the results of the first half of 2016, the average check is $ 202. "

[dik-nsk]

and in what year did the ruble collapse and the dollar soar? Look, too, they arranged a sensation for me, a bit to think about and all that)))

[Yuyuka]

Quote: dik-nsk

and in what year did the ruble collapse and the dollar soar? Look, too, they arranged a sensation for me, a bit to think about and all that)))

are you with whom and about what ?? if about the dollar exchange rate and about the incomes of Ukrainians, duck and I are talking about the same thing - how they received in rubles and they get it! here the question of the adequacy of Rex - about the "slave" work of the Koreans says, but about the "friends" - the Ukrainians no, no

[dik-nsk]

I didn’t understand you, I thought that the emphasis was on reducing the withdrawal of money from us as a result of reducing the number of gaster from our smaller brothers

[DEPARTMENT]

Quote: rotmistr60

Better worry about the Palestinians.

They worry, there are no Arabs, no problems ...

[novel66]

By the way, would Rex mumble about the working conditions of Latinos in the usa?

[Alexander Romanov]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

T / e people are simply robbed, holding their families hostage.

Let's just say yes, about the fact that the state takes away the lion's share of the earned money from them. Only the ideological (release) families come here.
About 20 hours a day, lies. They work like everyone else, but thump in black, maybe also because they understand that they will take the loot from them. There are no camps.

[iliitchitch]

Pyongyang receives. Hundreds of millions. Well, how can you do without america? Urgently need to take the money. Here are the spaniards from the big road.
"He perceived every dollar in someone else's pocket as a personal insult ..."
O.Henry .
More precisely, you will not say.

[novel66]

it is necessary more precisely "if I could not perceive it as prey"

[iliitchitch]

A lot of water has already leaked, the beginning to be forgotten. Re-reading would not hurt, yes, a good writer is always relevant.

[novel66]

yes, just as pleasant as cold beer in the heat

[iliitchitch]

Quote: novel xnumx

yes, just as pleasant as cold beer in the heat

That's right . "Zhigulevsky" Ryazan and roast after work ... Nectar.

[Mountain shooter]

If in Russia there are such, then somewhere in the Far East. There are people from there. Have you heard anything about these?

[Rostovchanin]

We even built a new dormitory for them at the shipbuilding dormitory, they arrived in a group like a couple of days, twisted their noses and left. A salary of 20 ty did not suit them. And the local villagers are working. I think that these are ordinary labor firms, it’s not the private trader who earns from them, but the state, that's all ... They inflated the molehills.

[Alexander Romanov]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Have you heard anything about these?

Of course, every day I watch from the window how Korean machine gunners with dogs are driven to work.

[DEPARTMENT]

Quote: Alexander Romanov

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Have you heard anything about these?

Of course, every day I watch from the window how Korean machine gunners with dogs are driven to work.

you don’t leave the house, or else they will bury you in the column ... Then pull you out! Caution Romanov!

[Koteg]

it’s better to let us work well-fed than hungry at home

[ufpb]

Dense down. The Mexicans work for you in the camps, and the money goes to Mexico. There are clandestine workshops in any state where private enterprise is allowed - this is an inevitable evil.

[fzr1000]

Where do these North Koreans work in Russia? Digging a tunnel to Washington? Or under Fort Knox?

[Smoked]

Felled forest, etc. About these "artels" they spoke back in the 90s when the world community was indignant at eating grass in the DPRK, but they forgot it. This American horseradish recalled.

[fzr1000]

For salary or for food?

[Alexander Romanov]

Quote: Smoked

Felled forest, etc.

They don’t cut the forest, they bring real specialists who have hands here, mostly builders.

[DEPARTMENT]

Quote: Alexander Romanov

Quote: Smoked

Felled forest, etc.

They don’t cut the forest, they bring real specialists who have hands here, mostly builders.

We would have a couple of thousand in the Urals ...!

[Nonna]

N-yes, as they say in the Russian proverb - I heard a ring, but don’t know where he is. To paraphrase Ostap Bender, we ask: - How much is opium for Tillerson now?

[Orionvit]

Why would he hear something? the main thing is to accuse Russia of the “slave trade”, along with the use of “slave labor”. About violation of the foundations of democracy, probably no one is interested .. Let's see what Russia will be blamed for tomorrow.

[Tolstoevsky]

Petrosyan worse than Vaganych

[screw cutter]

It’s okay according to American concepts, there may be nothing, but according to Russian and Chinese 1500-3000 dollars per year for “slave labor”.? .....

[Termit1309]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

T / e people are simply robbed, holding their families hostage. Well, to all the supporters of the DPRK, I wish to live like these workers.

You can also come up with that they are disassembled in the camps. And cry.
By the way, can you tell me the address of the nearest camp? I need a couple of hard workers, a cellar in the country to drip.

[NordUral]

Our friend, Tillerson, take an interest in your prisons better in the States, outside the States, in the territories of foreign countries occupied by you.

[Alekseits]

Well, how after such statements to talk to them? Sorry for Lavrov.

[den.perfiljew]

Really sorry, how does he restrain himself?)

[Masya masya]

Exceptional excluded the brain from the body ... with the spinal cord too ...

[iliitchitch]

Quote: Masya Masya

Exceptional excluded the brain from the body ... with the spinal cord too ...

And then what is left then? Ganglia? Handy stuff, these ganglia.

[afrikanez]

Ideas "psaki" - live and prosper !!!

[DEPARTMENT]

Quote: afrikanez

Ideas "psaki" - live and prosper !!!

Do not touch the girl psaki! I would listen to her and listen, being touched by her naivety and simplicity ..

I love the girl ..!

[Alex Justice]

It would be good to pull America to Russia with winches and declare that now it is Russia.

[DEPARTMENT]

Quote: Alex Justice

It would be good to pull America to Russia with winches and declare that now it is Russia.

Not our method ..!

We love to do everything the old fashioned way, like our ancestors ...

[Ratmir_Ryazan]

With such nonsense, the USA is pumping up a population of owls to create an image of a monster state from Russia .... They are preparing for war with us in all directions from the military to the ideological ...

[K-50]

What kind of nonsense does not occur to shit!
Doctors, doctors !!! And the shirts measured for the entire State Department and the Senate flossy !!!

[tchoni]

that's typical, Reksik about Guantanumo never yelped)

[aszzz888]

We call on all countries where DPRK citizens are engaged in forced labor to return these people home,

... "Well crazy, what do you take ?!" V.S. Vysotsky

[Kostadinov]

Quote: Aaron Zawi

Quote: rotmistr60

the bulk of the money does go to the state, but the workers earn decent money by Korean standards.

T / e people are simply robbed, holding their families hostage. Well, to all the supporters of the DPRK, I wish to live like these workers.

Here is a classic from western mainstream media. People who receive 2 times more than the average earnings in their homeland, are rabies who work in "camps". In the DPRK, they do not pay any taxes; therefore, for them, net income. They received free housing, free medicine, free education. The state guarantees them the necessary income, including pension, for the rest of their lives. The state guarantees them peace so that they do not die under bombs like other nations. For all this, they are paid a salary and the whole profit goes to the state budget, like all other enterprises in their country.

[Evil 55]

Gauf, Grimm, Pierrot, Anderson .. to the great storytellers of the world now also added Tillerson ..

[solovald]

Looking at Tillerson, the lines from Vysotsky’s song are associatively recalled
"... I'm losing true faith,
It hurts me for our USSR!
Take the order from Nasser -
Not suitable for the Order of Nasser! ... "

[Altona]

Quote: Orionvit

Let him tell you about the almost free forced labor of 2 million prisoners in the United States. They cannot even change their place of work. This is real slavery.

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Altogether, there are about 3,5 million prisoners in the United States and their labor is being used very actively, we can say that part of the US military electronics is also worked by convicts.

[Naughty]

Well, I won’t say anything about the camps. But the North Koreans worked for us. Moreover, the money was transferred to Korea to Juche to theirs. And how much he paid to them. It’s a secret. Of course they have tough disciples.

[Vadim Ganeev]

It is true, and it is not a secret. It's just that the word camp has not very good associations with a Russian person. In general, a report was broadcast about this on the first channel from the Far East. Groups of North Korean citizens live and work there. They are documented. They have their own hostels, all in Spartan. There is a “commander” (good command of the Russian language), a regime of work and rest, they work a lot and, as they say, the local are inexpensive and of high quality. Mostly construction. Most of the money earned is sent to their homeland in foreign currency. Perhaps it was just more spontaneous earlier, because they have been working with us for a long time. Now more organized. The initiators are not we naturally, but the Korean side.

[Normal ok]

Well, the fact that sowing works on the construction of the stadium "St. Petersburg Arena" Koreans, - I haven’t heard the deaf yet.

[Ruslan67]

Quote: Normal ok

in the construction of the stadium "St. Petersburg Arena" work sowing. Koreans, - I haven’t heard the deaf yet.

I see this fucking stadium from the loggia. I have not seen a single Korean But our officials are in columns

[polev66]

next secret evidence that we will not be shown ... but they are))))

[DOCTOR ZLO]

Pyongyang has set up labor camps abroad, including in the Russian Federation and China. There, North Korean citizens are employed in forced labor, and their salary goes to the DPRK treasury, RIA Novosti reports a statement by US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.

Where is the proof? Who is stopping Americans from going to the RF / PRC, for example, for logging? The labor camps are probably designed as representative offices of North Korean companies, which recruits people to these offices, respectively, with knowledge of the Korean language, and our (machine-gun towers) are also able to speak Korean with a dictionary .... or know sign language .... .
Surely our firefighters, SES and local doctors come to these camps (representative offices) and communicate using the "untranslatable local dialect" to reveal a mess, make vaccinations, etc.

Tillerson

not the only empiricist politician who slanders against our Party and Government .....
And I believe that assault and tank battalions manned from North Korean "volunteers" can not only solve the problem of preserving the integrity of the ATS, but also finally solve the problem of the political structure of the Persian monarchies, turning them into republics ..... (many republics with smaller territories ) ....

[ljoha_d]

It’s time for the Americans to make another bump into their inflamed consciousness

[sgazeev]

He would sit in his kennel and not bark, would talk about reservations in his home.

[vik669]

Or about the Guantanamo prison.