That the Senate—
calls upon the international community to—
demand that the Government of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea dismantle its labor camp system;
create a special tribunal with jurisdiction to investigate and remedy crimes against humanity committed by the Government of North Korea;
consider targeted sanctions against those individuals who have committed such crimes against humanity; and
ban import of goods made by prisoners in the North Korean labor camp system;
calls on the leadership of the Government of North Korea to—
immediately cease human rights abuses;
release the roughly 80,000 to 120,000 political prisoners;
halt the ongoing arrests of North Koreans on political and religious grounds;
allow the International Committee of the Red Cross entry into the camps to assist with the release and rehabilitation of prisoners;
allow entry to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in North Korea to monitor the situation and assist with the rehabilitation;
comply with international standards of food distribution and monitoring and allow full access to international humanitarian agencies; and
end the exportation of North Korean forced labor consistent with obligations under United Nations Security Council Resolution 2397 (2017);
strongly condemns the use of forced labor by the Government of North Korea; and
calls on the United States Government to—
consider additional sanctions to the extent possible against those individuals responsible for the North Korean kwan-li-so labor camp system, including individuals administering such labor camps; and
continue to raise awareness in the international community of the kwan-li-so labor camps and the continuing atrocious crimes being committed in the labor camps.