North Korea** treats smugglers as traitors to the state, as their departure from North Korea is seen as a violation of the country's laws and political system. As a result, the stowaways will face serious legal consequences.
Once the smugglers are caught, North Korea** may choose to return them to North Korea. In such cases, they may face serious legal consequences, including imprisonment, interrogation, and labor camps.
Incarceration: Smugglers are at risk of being held in North Korea's prison system. Conditions of detention can be very harsh, and smugglers may face penalties and harsh living conditions.
Interrogation: * of smugglers may be interrogated to find out their motives for fleeing North Korea and others who may be involved. This could lead to further legal consequences and worse treatments.
Labor camps: Some smugglers may be sent to labor camps in North Korea, which are known for their harsh conditions, where detainees may be forced to work and face inhumane treatment.
The punishment imposed on smugglers by North Korea** has been widely concerned by the international community. The international community has called on the DPRK to improve its attitude and policies towards smugglers to ensure that their basic human rights are respected and protected.
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