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U.S. Human Rights�h Offensive Flailed

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, January 28 (KCNA) -- Rodong Sinmun in an article today says the U.S. human rights�h offensive is a dastardly violation of human rights infringing upon the sovereignty of other countries and nations and a criminal act of harassing world peace and stability and curbing and throttling their independent development. Noting that U.S., under the motto of defense of human rights�h, cows the independent countries with nuclear threats while wielding the human rights�h club at them, the author of the article says:
    Those countries which refuse to meekly obey the U.S. and which take an anti-U.S. stand are without exception made the targets of its human rights�h offensive.
    The U.S. resorts to political and economic pressure against other countries and maneuvers to isolate them under the pretext of the human rights issue.
    When it does not work, it chooses the military means. Notably, its human rights�h offensive toward the DPRK is going into a very grave stage. Suffice it to note that it is planning to appoint a special envoy in charge of north Korean human rights�h after cooking up the north Korean human rights act�h in its hectic human rights offensive against the DPRK.
    What the U.S. imperialists seek in it is to impair the international prestige of the DPRK, internationalize the moves to isolate and stifle it and find an excuse for military aggression under the pretext of human rights issue.�h The U.S. human rights offensive is a dangerous challenge against the DPRK aimed at the overthrow of the political system�h of the latter.
    The U.S. is tenaciously pursuing the purpose of isolating and stifling the DPRK.
    It is hell bent on inventing a pretext for a war against the DPRK, while staging feverish large-scale war games, having amassed huge aggression forces in and around south Korea. One of the examples is that it is getting overheated in the human rights�h Offensive against the DPRK, persistently taking issue with the human rights issue�h of the latter. But such a tricky offensive will not work with the DPRK.