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U.S. to blame for human rights abuse

KCNA

    Pyongyang, July 5 (KCNA) -- The recent campaign launched by the United States over the "human rights performance" in the DPRK is a link in the whole chain of its vicious psychological warfare aimed to tarnish the dignity and image of the socialist system in the DPRK and escalate the international pressure upon it, says Minju Joson today in a signed commentary. It continues:
    The U.S. has neither face nor qualification to pull up others over "human rights issue" as it has the poorest human rights record.
    Referring to the fact that the U.S. invaded Iraq, a sovereign state, in a brigandish way by mobilizing huge troops in utter disregard of the UN Charter and international law, the commentary says that the U.S. should stand trial for seriously abusing human rights, before talking about the "human rights performance" in other countries.
    The U.S. escalated psychological warfare against the DPRK will only heighten its vigilance against the U.S., the paper says, urging the U.S. to ponder over the ensuing consequences.