North Korea jails toddler for life over parents' Bible: Report

If Christians in North Korea are found possessing a Bible, they face the death penalty, and family members, including children, are sentenced to life imprisonment, reveals a report by the U.S. State Department, which includes an incident where a two-year-old child was sentenced to life in a prison camp after his parents were caught with a Bible.

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