North+Korea

Some problems North Korea has are: The United States and South Korea are not actively addressing the issues, and they are said to be "put on hold" by both governments. Since China has a strong relationship with North Korea, the US wants China to use leverage on the North to help stop them using nuclear power.
 * Labor camps:
 * Families ripped apart for one family member's "crime" (could be a simple crime, or a false accusation... However, they do not get a trial)
 * Forced labor (farming, mining, etc)
 * Can be rewarded for getting others in trouble (may be rewarded by an assigned marriage)
 * Women can have forced abortions if their pregnancy is not approved
 * Malnutrition
 * North Korea commonly has to have shipments from other countries (this is often a result of a Non Nuclear (or other bombs/weapons/rockets) Testing treaty)
 * Many people in Labor camps die from food shortages
 * South Koreans can be up to 3 inches taller than North Koreans (on average) because of this
 * Rocket Testing
 * Last test was in April 2012
 * If information is presented that they have tested a rocket or bomb, many countries stop sending aid
 * Deny rumors of nuclear testing, but is believed they have nuclear weapons