North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un appears to be in a close competition with Syria's President Bashar al-Assad to see which brutish dictator can commit the most human rights abuses against their own people. Judges? Your decision please: The head of a U.N. human rights probe says prison camp survivors in North Korea have suffered "unspeakable atrocities," suggesting a pattern of widespread abuses.Michael Kirby, who spoke before the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva Tuesday, conducted hearings in Seoul and Tokyo over the past few months. He interviewed North Korean exiles, including some former prisoners.Kirby repeated stories from one man about children surviving by eating rodents and grass. He also spoke about the testimony of a woman who said she witnessed a mother being forced to drown her own baby. Kirby, a former judge on Australia's highest court, told the panel his inquiry would seek to determine which North Korean officials and institutions are responsible for the...(Read Full Post)