November
12, 2013 3:41AM ET
Report: North Korea publicly executes 80 people
Killings said to for crimes ranging from
watching foreign films to possession of a Bible
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| photo: aljazeera america |
The mass executions – which occurred about two
months after nine Unhasu Orchestra members were reportedly put to death for
pornography-related crimes – are believed to amount to the toughest show of
force in the country since Kim Jong Un, 30, came to power two years ago after
the death of his father, former leader Kim Jong Il.
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