1. Pancake Muffins

Photo Source: The World According To Eggface and Stylish Cuisine

2. Zebra Striped Surprise Cake

Source & Instructions: My Cake School

3. Leopard Print Surprise Cake

Source & Instructions: Masam Manis

4. Polka Dot Cake

Source & Instructions: Once Upon A Pedestal

5. Checkerboard Cake

Source & Instructions: A Subtle Revelry

6. Surprise Heart Cake

Source & Instructions: I Am Baker

7. Peekaboo Heart Poundcake

Source & Instructions: Very Culinary

8. Heart Surprise Cupcakes

Source & Instructions: Lauren Conrad

9. Earth Day Cupcakes

Source & Instructions: Bird On A Cake

10. Candy Stuffed Cake

Source & Instructions: Betty Crocker

11. Piñata Cake

Source & Instructions: A Subtle Revelry

12. Surprise Candy Rainbow Cake

Instructions: Tablespoon Via: Hungry Happenings

13. Easy Rainbow Cake

Source & Instructions: Omnomicon

14. Shamrock Peekaboo Poundcake

Source & Instructions: Life, Love & Sugar

15. Leprechaun Trap Cake

Source & Instructions: Not Martha

16. Surprise Name Cake

Source & Instructions: Meko Creations

17. Peekaboo Star Loaf

Source & Instructions: A Beautiful Mess

18. Surprise Flag Cake

Source & Instructions: Glorious Treats

19. Peekaboo Pumpkin Pound Cake

Source & Instructions: She Knows

20. Surprise Candy Corn Cupcakes

Source & Instructions: The Sugar Turntable

21. Halloween Surprise Cake

Source & Instructions: Created By Diane

22. Pumpkin Surprise Cake

Source & Instructions: Worth Pinning

23. 3-D Pumpkin Cookies

Source & Instructions: Glorious Treats

24. Peekaboo Panda Bread

Source & Instructions: Tablespoon

25. Owl Face Reveal Bread

Source & Instructions: Tablespoon

26. Surprise Rice Krispie Easter Eggs

Source & Instructions: Cheerios & Lattes

27. Carrot Patch Cake

Source & Instructions: The Partiologist

28. Gingerbread Man Cupcakes

Source: Bake It In A Cake

29. Surprise Christmas Cake

Source & Instructions: I Am Baker

30. Pistachio Melon Cake

Source & Instructions: Raising Jane

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The new report by the United Nations’ Human Rights Council is nearly 400 pages of horrifying detail about North Korea’s systematic “crimes of extermination, murder, enslavement, torture, rape and persecution on grounds of race, religion and gender.” Based on interviews with hundreds of witnesses and victims, it’s dense, disturbing reading. But in case the firsthand accounts aren’t affecting enough, one former prisoner, Kim Kwang-il, who spent two years in a prison in North Korea, enlisted an illustrator to draw the torture he witnessed.

Scale, Aeroplane, Motorcycle Torture: Prisoners were made to hold uncomfortable positions for extended periods of time.

Pigeon Torture: According to one prisoner, “Your hands are handcuffed behind your back. And then they hang you so you would not be able to stand or sit” for up to three days. “There are no people watching you. There is nobody. And you can’t stand, you can’t sleep. If you are hung like that for three days, four days, you urinate, you defecate, you are totally dehydrated. … [the pigeon torture] was the most painful of all tortures… [it] was so painful that I felt it was better to die.”

Detention Center: “People who fainted during an interrogation session were accused of faking their unconsciousness and made to start again.”

 Starvation: “Their rations were so little of it that the families hunted snakes and rodents to secure the survival of their young children.”

Rotting Bodies: “The mice eat the eyes, nose, ears, and toes of the corpses.”

Mass Graves: “When the corpses started to rot, the other prisoners were made to go to the mountains where they dug a hole and dumped the bodies without any coffin, ceremony or gravesite marking.”

Solitary Confinement: “Once you are in there, not a lot of people make it out. Once you are in the solitary cell, you are beaten up and they give you 30 grams per meal and you get cold, so that leads to an immediate weakness. Somebody who weighs 50 kilograms [when they go in], their weight is reduced to 20 kilograms [when they exit solitary confinement].”

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