ABOUT THE AUTHORS Inje Hwang is an investigator at Korea Future where he gathers and analyses evidence of religious freedom violations. His work includes interviewing survivors, witnesses, and perpetrators of religious freedom violations and gathering probative evidence that can link high-level perpetrators to individual victims and crimes. Prior to joining Korea Future, he served in the Doctrine Research Department at the Republic of Korea’s National Defense University. He holds a Master of Arts from the University of Kansas, a Bachelor of Arts from Northwestern University, and is pursuing a Master of Arts at the Academy of Korean Studies, specializing in historical research of the development of Christianity in early modern Korea. James Burt is Chief Strategy Officer at Korea Future where he oversees the organization’s investigative work on international crimes and manages relationships with accountability stakeholders. Prior to joining Korea Future, he served as Special Advisor to the All-Party Parliamentary Group on North Korea and worked as a human rights investigator on issues including forced labor and sexual and gender-based violence. He holds a Master of Science in International Relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Organized Persecution: Documenting Religious Freedom Violations in North Korea 29