In south Korea in the 1980s, the police force kidnapped disabled people, orphans, vagrants, and anyone who failed to show id, and sent them to concentration camps. For years, people were used as slave labor and were subject to physical and sexual abuse. 
Chun Du Hwan, a US-backed military dictator started a fascist “Social Purification Campaign”. About 40,000 people were sent to these camps where hundreds died from inhumane conditions. The perpetrators have not been held accountable, and the victims continue to fight for justice.
This model of policing depended on privately owned facilities that received government funding based on the number of prisoners, much like the US private prison system today.
The US has enforced a police system that murders Black people on Turtle Island, and has exported its inhumane prison and policing systems to the world.
Read about one of the camps and victims’ experiences here (cw: rape, torture): bbc.com/news/world-asi…
