In North Korea, defectors and human rights groups have long reported a system known as “three generations of punishment,” where family members of an accused person can also face imprisonment. The policy is said to apply in severe political cases, extending consequences beyond the individual accused

While information is difficult to independently verify due to the country’s isolation, multiple international investigations and testimonies have described collective punishment practices. The reports have fueled ongoing global debate about human rights conditions inside the country

This ain't a gotcha, man.

Foreplay or whatever

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Me siento muy afortunada de que llegaras a mi vida mi susy Atencion!! Gracias a su ruana ahora es una chica muy viral.. te amo

Clinton derangement syndrome still lives in Republicans since the 90s!

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Today Pokemon celebrates 30 years of mew not being under the truck. Art by me