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>> repentance has taken shin all over the world. he speaks at human rights rallies, meets with u.s. congressmen and is telling his story to us in part because he's frustrated by how much attention the press pays to north korea's new leader, kim jong-un and his wife, and how little attention gets paid to the people in the camps. in south korea, he and some friends started an internet talk show designed to tell the world what's really going on in the north. as for that taste of freedom he risked his life for, he can eat all the broiled chicken he wants now, but admits it hasn't given him the sat...

What's really going on in the north. as for that taste of freedom he risked his life for, he can eat all the broiled chicken he wants now, but admits it hasn't given him the satisfaction he had hoped for. >> translator: when i eat something good, when i laugh with my friends or you know, when i make some money, i'm excited, but that's only momentary and right afterwards, i start worrying again. >> you worry about what now? >> translator: what i worry about now is all those people in the prison camps. children are still being born there and somebody's probably being executed. >> and you think a...

>> park was a new prisoner shin says he met while working in camp 14's textile factory. unlike shin, park had seen the outside world. he had lived in pyongyang and traveled in china, and he began to tell shin what life was like on the other side of the fence. >> translator: i paid most attention to what kind of food he ate outside the camp. >> what kind of food had he eaten? >> translator: oh, a lot of different things. broiled chicken, barbecued pig. the most important thing was the thought that even a prisoner like me could eat chicken and pork if i were able to escape the barbed wires. >> i...

>> he had no compass by which to judge his behavior. >> he had a compass but the compass were the rules of the camp. the only compass he had. and it was only when he was 23, when he met somebody from the outside that that started to change. >> when he met park? >> when he met park. >> park was a new prisoner shin says he met while working in camp 14's textile factory. unlike shin, park had seen the outside world. he had lived in pyongyang and traveled in china, and he began to tell shin what life was like on the other side of the fence. >> translator: i paid most attention to what kind of food...