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"The new sanctions are the latest evidence that President Obama is determined to heighten the repercussions North Korea would face for its provocative actions"

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Cho Il-u, a senior official in the Reconnaissance General Bureau, North Korea’s top intelligence agency, was "conducting operations to harm" defectors

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There was a movie by Sony Entertainment that depicted the assassination of Mr. Kim, North Korea then hacked the computers at Sony and threaten violence against theaters.

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Reports had said that  ministry “uses torture and other forms of abuse to extract confessions, including techniques involving sexual violence, hanging individuals from the ceiling for extended periods of time, prolonged periods of exposure and severe beatings.”

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"“The report represents the most comprehensive U.S. government effort to date to name those responsible for or associated with the worst aspects of the North Korean government’s repression, including serious human rights abuses and censorship in the D.P.R.K., and we will continue to identify more individuals and entities in future reports,” John Kirby, the State Department spokesman"

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"That involved a painstaking, monthslong process of identifying the officials inside North Korea’s secretive system who were the worst offenders."

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Congress enacted a law that administration must report on any human right abuses in North Korea.

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"The Treasury Department, imposing its first human rights sanctions on any North Korean official, designated them on a list of people whose assets are frozen and who are barred from transactions with any American citizen."

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The State Departnemnt charged Mr.Kim and 14 other senior official of human rights abuse

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"The State Department took the unusual step of naming Mr. Kim and 14 other senior officials it said were responsible for grave human rights abuses in a five-page report detailing repression in North Korea."